980-2001-491

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D-sub, D-shaped connectors, also known as backshells, hoods, or exclusive shields are connectors that are commonly used in engineering and product design. These components can be used in a wide variety of applications ranging from automotive to aerospace and industrial electronics. They are also an integral part of electrical systems in vehicles, robots, computers, and peripherals and are sometimes known colloquially as "DB" connectors.

The main reason why these connectors are so widely used is due to their ability to quickly and safely connect two devices, such as digital components, computers, and other electrical devices. Additionally, D-subs are reliable, work well in adverse conditions, and are relatively easy to work with.

When it comes to the actual application of D-subs, there are a number of different type of connectors available. They come in two main categories: symmetrical and non-symmetrical. Symmetrical D-subs are hollowed out and can be swapped in both directions without any rewiring or adjustments. Non-symmetrical D-subs are notched and require adjustments so they can be used in their respective sides.

The application and working principles of the 980-2001-491 D-subs revolve around the principle of plug and play. Plug and play refers to the process of connecting a device to a computer without having to install or configure anything. The mounting bracket and backshell of the 980-2001-491 D-sub connectors make this process possible as they allow users to quickly and easily connect two devices without any complicated setup.

In terms of the working principles of D-subs, the connectors consist of three basic components: the shell, contacts, and a terminal block. The shell is the outer body of the connector that keeps the contacts and the terminal block in place. The contacts are found on the inside of the shell and they are what actually allow two devices to be connected together. Finally, the terminal block is the central point of the connector where the wires are connected before they enter the backshell.

In summary, the 980-2001-491 D-subs are a reliable and versatile type of connector widely used in engineering and product design. They have the ability to quickly and safely connect two devices together, come in a symmetrical and non-symmetrical type, and rely on plug and play principles for quick installation. The connectors are also composed of three main pieces that allow them to securely connect two pieces of equipment together.

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