787231-1 Connectors, Interconnects

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D-sub, D-shaped connectors, also called D-subminiature or D-sub connectors, are a type of electrical connector. They are popularly used in a variety of applications, including computers, modems, data communication equipment, and more. The 787231-1 is a type of D-sub connector. This article will discuss the application field and working principle of the 787231-1.

The 787231-1 D-subminiature connector is a female connector designed for direct soldering into printed circuit boards. As with all D-sub miniature connectors, the 787231-1 also has male to female pin connections and shielding to protect against radio frequency interference (RFI) and electromagnetic interference (EMI). The 787231-1 features straight or right angle upright contacts in one piece metalized shield housings, thus offering a high degree of protection against external noise and EMI.

Because it is a type of D-sub connector, the 787231-1 is popularly used in a variety of applications. It is most commonly used in the military, aerospace, industrial and telecoms markets, where its shielding protection and resistance to shock and vibration is beneficial. It can also be used in automotive applications.

The 787231-1 is a two-piece connector system. It has an insulating housing and a backshell that protects the wires from environmental elements. The backshell also has a latch, so that when the connector is inserted the latch pops out, meaning that the connector is secure in its location and will not easily disconnect. The backshell also features a strain relief which ensures that the wires are not damaged when the connector is inserted.

The working of the 787231-1 is fairly simple. When the connector is inserted, the latch on the backshell pops out and locks the connector in place. This ensures that the connection is secure and prevents the connector from getting disconnected. The stability of the connection is further enhanced by the strain relief, which ensures that the wires are not damaged when the connector is inserted.

In addition, the protection from environmental elements provided by the backshell helps to protect the wires and contacts from corrosion and other damage. The metalized shielding also helps to protect against RFI and EMI. The 787231-1 provides a reliable connection and peace of mind that the data and signals travelling through it are secure and safe from external interference.

In conclusion, the 787231-1 connector is widely used in a variety of applications ranging from military, aerospace and industrial use to automotive and telecoms. It has a two-piece system that includes a backshell and insulating housing, which allows it to provide a secure connection and greater protection from environmental elements. Additionally, it has a strain relief that helps to protect the wires and a shielding that helps to protect against RFI and EMI. It is a reliable connector that is suitable for a range of applications.

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