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D-Sub Connectors

D-sub connector, also known as "D-Subminiature" or "DB", is a type of electrical connector that has a Y-shaped configuration of pins or contacts and a frame to allow for connections. It is usually used for cables that need to have a high level of reliability in both the connection itself as well as in the way that the connector fits in the application.

The 627-025-220-056 D-sub connector is a 25-pin male-to-female connector commonly used for video and audio connections. It is a standard size D-sub connector, and is compatible with most standard D-sub cables. It is designed for ease of use and a secure connection, and its contacts are plated to aid in the electrical performance.

Application Field

The 627-025-220-056 D-sub connector is often used to connect to displays or monitors, such as HDTVs, computer monitors, or video projectors. It is also commonly used to connect audio equipment, such as amplifiers, pre-amps, or speakers. It can also be used to connect serial ports on computers and other devices.

Working Principle

The 627-025-220-056 D-sub connector uses a dedicated connection method of conducting threads. The conducting threads are lined up along the spine of the connector, with each thread designed to carry an electrical signal. When the connector is connected to its mating half, the conducting threads make contact with the matching threads and complete the electrical connection. As the connection is made, a small amount of pressure is applied to ensure a secure connection between the two halves.

The 627-025-220-056 D-sub connector is designed for repeated use, so the materials used for the conducting threads are designed to endure wear and tear. The plating on the contacts is also designed to last and keep the connection secure and reliable for many years.

Overall, the 627-025-220-056 D-sub connector is a reliable and robust connection that is designed to be used in a wide variety of applications. Its reliable connection and secure fit make it perfect for many different use cases, from connecting audio equipment to connecting computer ports.