980-2000-347 Connectors, Interconnects

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D-sub, D-shaped Connectors - Backshells, Hoods

Connector systems come in a variety of shapes and sizes, depending on their purpose. One particular configuration is the D-Sub, or D-shaped connector. These kinds of connectors are usually fitted with a metal or hard plastic backshell and hoods to insulate them. This article will discuss the application field and working principle of the 980-2000-347 connector and its associated backshell and hoods.

The 980-2000-347 connector is a standard-sized D-subminiature plug, more commonly known as a D-Sub plug. It is made from a metal shell with a threaded connector, which is capable of attaching to a mounting adapter, allowing the plug to be connected to an external piece of equipment. The connector also features a grounding lug, to ensure great electrical contact and stable performance.

The mating part of the 980-2000-347 is the socket or receptacle. This is the part of the connector that will accept the D-sub plug. The receptacle has holes for mounting, and the electrical contact pins are located within the socket. The contact pins are made of nickel-plated copper and are soldered into place to ensure reliable electrical connections.

When paired together, the 980-2000-347 connector and mating receptacle create a circuit for data and electrical signals to pass through. The size of the connector limits the amount of electrical current and data that can be passed through it. It is mainly used in compact connections, such as laptop and computer ports, and in industrial and instrumentation applications.

In order to further protect the 980-2000-347 connector and its connected components from environmental influences such as dust, moisture, or mechanical stress, a backshell and hood is used. The backshell is fitted onto the mating part of the connector—both male and female—and the hood is then attached to the backshell. The backshell is soldered or press-fitted onto the mating part, providing a seal that helps protect the connector from the elements and mechanical stresses.

The 980-2000-347 backshell and hood system is composed of two separate pieces: the backshell and the hood. The backshell is usually made from aluminum or nickel-plated steel, while the hoods are made of plastic. These backshells and hoods help protect the connector and its attached pieces of equipment from the elements, and, depending on the application, may also feature grounding contacts to ensure a strong electrical connection.

The 980-2000-347 connector system is a reliable and rugged solution for data and electrical connections. The metal backshell and hoods provide additional protection from environmental influences and mechanical stress, allowing the connector system to provide reliable, consistent performance. This connector system is especially ideal for industrial and instrumentation applications, where a compact connection, such as one found on a laptop or other small device, is essential.

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