710-10016-00500

Series:	--
Part Status:	Active
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
1st Connector:	Plug, Male Pins
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
2nd Connector:	Plug, Male Pins
Type:	DB25
Number of Positions:	25
Length:	16.40' (5.00m)
Shielding:	Shielded
Color:	Beige, Individual (Round)
Usage:	Extension, Serial
Contact Finish:	Gold
Contact Finish Thickness:	Flash

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D-Sub Cables: 710-10016-00500 Application Field and Working Principle

D-sub cables made by model 710-10016-00500 are serial cables that are typically used to connect computers and data equipment, and are also known as 25-pin connectors. The cables are constructed with a specific measure in the outer sheathing, in order for the contact tension and stability to be met. These components are usually included in sets and integrated parts for patch panels construction.

Application Field

The 710-10016-00500 model of D-sub cables are widely used in SCSI (Small Computer System Interface) applications, mostly because they are designed for high-density connectors. In modern computing, SCSI is commonly used in mass storage and as an interface for other devices. In particular, 710-10016-00500 D-sub cables are used for internal routing within a computer system. They may also be used in external cable assemblies, for connection to SCSI, SATA and other related protocols, such as Arinc 429.

Working Principle

The 710-10016-00500 D-sub cables are composed of two parts: an inner shield and an outer conductor. Inside the inner shield, there are ten contact pins, each connected to two rows of five wires from the outer conductor. These wires in the outer conductor – the most visible component of a D-sub cable – are crafted to create a rigid structure that can withstand some stress. The cable is attached to the equipment by a specific type of connector in the centre, called a strain relief. This ensures proper contact between the cable and the equipment. The power or data flow passes through the contact pins between the two components (inner shield and outer conductor), providing the necessary purpose to the cable. Due to the shape of this connector, its length and the nature of its power flow, the 710-10016-00500 D-sub cables are ideal for applications that requires the transmission of large amounts of data between computers and electronic devices.

Conclusion

In conclusion, D-sub cables are widely used in SCSI and external connections for everything from computers, to storage, to external cables. The 710-10016-00500 model of D-sub cable is a popular choice because of its ability to withstand large amounts of data flow, its rigid construction, and its ease of installation due to the strain relief connectors. With a better understanding of their application field and working principle, these D-sub cables can provide reliable connection and transmission for electronic devices and systems.

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