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D-Sub Connectors and 68421W1103L461 Application Field and Working Principles

D-sub connectors, also known as D-subminiature connectors, are electrical connectors commonly used in a variety of applications. D-sub connectors are characterized by their squared-off, multi-pin designs and are available in male and female versions with either pins or sockets.

Types of D-Sub Connectors

There are a few different types of D-Sub connectors, most of which differ in their pin counts. Some of the most common types are: 9-pin, 15-pin, 25-pin, 37-pin, and 50-pin. However, there are plenty of other types of D-Sub connectors available with various pin/socket counts and different form factors.

68421W1103L461 Application Field

The 68421W1103L461 connector is a common type of D-Sub connector. It\'s a 37-pin female connector with 13 sockets, typically used in mobile communications and robotics applications. This connector is also commonly used in digital signal transfer applications requiring large numbers of I/O pins.

Working Principles of 68421W1103L461 Connector

The working principles of 68421W1103L461 connectors are largely the same as those of other D-Sub connectors. The pin or socket on the male connector mates with the socket or pin on the female connector and electrical connection is made. The connectors are typically held together with two screws, although other methods, such as bayonet locks, can also be used.

Once the connections are made the connectors provide a reliable and secure method of electrical connection. The connectors are also designed to be easy to use and are available in a variety of form factors to suit different applications.

Conclusion

When it comes to multi-pin electrical connections, D-Sub connectors are one of the best options. The 68421W1103L461 connector, in particular, is a popular choice for its large number of pins and sockets, making it ideal for applications that require many signal connections. Moreover, they are easy to use and, when held together with screws, provide a secure and reliable connection.

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