748872-1

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D-sub connectors are a type of electrical connector commonly used in data transmission and other low-voltage applications. The 748872-1 is a specific type of D-sub connector, which is primarily used in telecommunications applications. It has a 15-pin configuration, with a single row of 15 female contacts.

The 748872-1 is a high-reliability connector mainly used for communication applications. It is designed to have a contact retention force of 8-9 Newtons, which ensures a secure connection and prevents accidental disconnection of the connector from the mating board. The connector is made of polyurethane plastic with a metal insert, making it robust and resistant to harsh environments. The 748872-1 also features a low resistive mating force, which makes the mating process smoother and easier.

The 748872-1 has two primary applications – telecom and medical. In the telecom industry, the 748872-1 is often used to connect modems to telephone lines or to connect systems together. In the medical field, it is used to connect medical devices such as heart monitors to electrodes, or to connect surgical instruments to control devices.

In terms of working principle, the 748872-1 uses the principle of ground connection. The male connector has a ground plane that attaches to the female connector\'s ground plane, connecting the two parts of the connector and forming an effective electrical connection. The connection is further strengthened by the metal insert, which reinforces the connection between the two parts of the connector. The ground plane also acts as a shield, protecting the signal from stray electrical interference.

The 748872-1 is a high-reliability, multi-purpose D-sub connector. With its robust construction and reliable connection, it is suitable for a range of applications, from telecoms to medical equipment. Its ground-shielding properties also ensure that data transmissions remain secure.

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