7-135760-9

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D-Sub Connectors

D-sub connectors, often referred to as DB connectors, are connectors typically used to join two printed circuit boards or other electrical components. The DB connectors are available in a wide variety of sizes and configurations and are typically used for computer, telecommunications, automotive, medical, and industrial applications.

The D-sub connector is most recognizable by its unique “D” shaped housing with a flat, raised ridge or flange at its base and is the most commonly used electrical connector family worldwide. The distinctive shape of the “D” means that the connection point is insulated from the outside environment which also prevents the interference of other signals. D-sub connectors are designed to ISO standards and are available in 9, 15, 25, 37, and 50-pin configurations.

The D-sub connector uses two rows of pins, each inserted in one side of the male or female connector body. Most D-sub connectors are made from a dielectric material such as plastic or glass-filled nylon. The pins are plated with a metal such as silver or tin to provide additional strength and electrical conductivity.

The 7-135760-9 connector is a 9-pin connector with a 2-row pattern in a 9-pin molded female housing. It is most often used in industrial and communications applications. This connector features a key-lock system that prevents accidental disconnection and is rated up to 5A and 250VAC.

The 7-135760-9 connector is a digital-signal type connector, meaning it is only meant for connecting electrical signals, not for power or ground connections. It is also designed for low-level digital signals, meaning it is not intended for high-frequency signals. The connector is intended to be used in applications that require limited motion and vibration, and is suitable for environments that are characterized by temperatures ranging from -40°C to +105°C.

The working principle of the 7-135760-9 connector is simple. The contact pins are inserted in the female housing and the mating pins are inserted in the male housing. The contact pins of the female housing and the mating pins of the male housing fit together securely to create the electrical connection. The electrical signals are routed via these pins to their respective destinations.

In summary, the 7-135760-9 connector is a D-sub connector used for connecting electrical signals in industrial and telecommunications applications. It features a key-lock system for added security and is designed for low-level digital signals. The contact pins of the female housing and the mating pins of the male housing fit together securely to create the electrical connection.

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