745494-2

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D-Sub connectors are a type of electrical connector mainly used in data communications and computer applications. They are a popular choice in many applications due to their relatively small size, robust construction, and ease of assembly.

One type of D-Sub connector is the 745494-2. This type of connector is specifically designed for use in high speed digital data applications. It is suitable for use in applications such as digital logic systems, data conversion, communications, imaging, robotics, and process control.

In terms of design, the 745494-2 is a two-part assembly comprising a male terminal and a female terminal. The male terminal consists of a body and a dielectric body. The body is made of solid stainless steel and has two contact pins. The dielectric body is made of tinned beryllium copper and has two inserted sockets. The female terminal is made of tinned copper and has two socket contacts.

The 745494-2 is engineered for reliable and secure connection in high speed digital data applications. It is designed to provide an excellent electrical performance, with minimal crosstalk or impedance mismatch. The two press-fitted pins ensure a reliable connection between the terminals, and the low contact resistance of the inserts helps reduce the risk of short circuits.

In terms of its working principle, the 745494-2 utilizes two sets of male and female pins. When two sets of connectors are connected together, the pins make contact with each other and form an electrical connection. The connection is then secured by a lock. This ensures a secure connection and prevents accidental disconnections.

The 745494-2 is an excellent choice for applications requiring high speed data transmission. Its smaller size and robust construction make it a great option for applications with limited space. It is also designed to provide reliable connection and minimize crosstalk and impedance mismatch, making it ideal for applications where accurate data transmissions are required.

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