702-11-50-030

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D-Sub Connectors

D-Sub connectors are a type of computer or data connectors that have been around for many years. They are usually rectangular in shape and include other components such as metal shielding, port housing, and cables. The 702-11-50-030 type of D-Sub connector was developed by Amphenol in the late 1990s and is particularly designed to provide a reliable, robust and low-cost method for connecting small and medium-sized data, signal, voice, and video formate, in a variety of industrial and commercial applications.

The 702-11-50-030 D-Sub connectors consist of two parts, the male and the female. The male part is the one with the exposed pins and is usually mounted to a circuit board, while the female part is usually mounted to the cable. The two parts are connected together through a metal shield that provides shorting and EMI/RFI resistance while accompanying the signal and power. The connector is also soldered to prevent any kind of movement during usage. The 702-11-50-030 D-Sub connectors are also designed for easy termination, since they only require one termination process.

The main application of the 702-11-50-030 D-Sub connector is in industrial applications where reliability, minimal crosstalk, and maximum reliability are required. The 702-11-50-030 is one of the most versatile, reliable, and economical types of D-Sub connector, as its applications range from the healthcare, automotive, consumer electronics, telecommunication and aerospace industries. Its robust design, which eliminates any issues surrounding vibration, shock, and interference, makes it ideal for use in product designs that are deployed in harsh environments.

The working principle of the 702-11-50-030 D-Sub connector is based on the electrical connection of the pins of the male connector to the female connector. The pins of the male connector are inserted into the female connector and the resulting electrical connection creates an interconnection. This interconnection is then maintained by using metal contacts and a metal shield which attaches the two parts together. This shield helps to protect against interference, electromagnetic, and radio frequency interference while transmitting the signal and power.

The 702-11-50-030 D-Sub connectors are used in a variety of applications such as printers, computers, modems, telephones, cable TV, industrial equipment, and automotive applications. Its reliable and robust design, along with its affordability, make it one of the most preferred D-Sub connectors in the industry. It is important to ensure that the right D-Sub connector is selected for the application since different connectors are used for different applications.

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