A7VWK-2510G

Series:	--
Part Status:	Obsolete
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
1st Connector:	Receptacle, Female Sockets
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
2nd Connector:	Plug, Male Pins
Type:	DB25
Number of Positions:	25
Length:	10.00' (3.05m)
Shielding:	Unshielded
Color:	Gray, Ribbon
Usage:	--
Contact Finish:	Gold
Contact Finish Thickness:	30.0µin (0.76µm)

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Introduction to D-Sub Cables

D-Sub cables are a type of electrical cable–also known as a connector–used to connect two pieces of electronic equipment. This type of cable features an array of conductors arranged in a row (or occasionally in a circular fashion), and specific characteristics, such as pitch and contact insertion force, make the connectors suitable for a wide variety of applications. Generally, D-sub connectors are classified by a two-piece system. They have two plugs, one male and one female, which snap together to connect devices. The male plug has pins which fit into the female’s sockets. Depending on the application, D-sub connectors are availanle in several pin configurations. For example, the A7VWK-2510G connector is a type of D-Sub cable that features a 9-pin configuration, which is typically used for multi-PC networking, memory module insertion/extraction devices, and automotive ECUs.

Application Field and Working Principle of the A7VWK-2510G D-Sub Cable

The A7VWK-2510G connector is a 9-pin D-Sub cable. This type of cable is often used for connecting multi-PCs and other peripheral electronics to create a reliable network. In this use case, the cable delivers I/O ports–serial, parallel, video, data, and audio–between networked PCs.In addition, the A7VWK-2510G D-sub cable can be used for memory module insertion and extraction applications. This cable contains sockets that accept memory modules of various sizes for insertion and extraction. This form factor is mostly used when large numbers of memory modules need to be tested before final deployment.Finally, A7VWK-2510G connectors are used in automotive ECUs. ECUs, or Electronic Control Units, are specialized electronic components used in automobiles to control and monitor the various systems in the vehicle, such as engine, brakes, transmission, and more. They are connected to the vehicle’s wiring in order to receive input from sensors, and deliver output to actuators. The A7VWK-2510G D-sub cable provides the connection between the ECU and the car’s wiring harness. The A7VWK-2510G works on the principle of radio-frequency identification (RFID). RFID is a wireless technology that uses electromagnetic waves to transmit data wirelessly. The A7VWK-2510G uses this technology to send data between the devices on either end of the cable. Data is encoded in a special format (typically with baseband coding) and then sent through the cable on an RF signal. This signal is received by the other end of the cable, where it is decoded into digital data. This data can then be used by the device connected to the cable.

Conclusion

The A7VWK-2510G is a type of 9-pin D-Sub cable that is widely used for networking, memory insertion/extraction, and automotive ECU applications. This cable operates on the principle of radio frequency identification, which allows it to transmit and receive data wirelessly. The A7VWK-2510G’s versatility and reliability make it an ideal solution for various electronic connectivity needs.

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