ABLVD-3

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D-sub, also known as D-shaped connectors, are a type of electrical connector used extensively in signal and data cables. They come in various sizes and configurations to accommodate a variety of inner and outer applications. The term D-sub covers both the male and female versions of this type of connector, which are also known as \'terminators\'.

The standard D-sub family is the ABLVD-3 (also called the D-Subminiature). It consists of a terminal block and up to nine pins mounted on the same connector. This is the most popular type of the D-sub family and is used in an array of applications such as industrial, telecom, and automotive applications. It takes up less space than other types, while still providing reliable connections.

Regarding its application field, the D-Subminiature ABLVD-3 connectors are primarily used in communications and data transfer applications. These include, but are not limited to, applications in industrial process control, robotics, and any type of consumer- or commercial-grade electronic or electrical device. They can be used to connect data cables, wires, and specialized connectors. This type is also regularly used to terminate wires from the internal pins of circuit boards that must be hooked up to external devices.

The D-Shaped Connectors - Terminators ABLVD-3 are designed and configured with a few simple features that help ensure reliable performance. The primary features are as follows: Connecting pins to terminals, an insulating support layer in between pins and terminals, a crimp- or screw-type flanged shell to secure the pins in place, and a terminal block (in the form of an enclosure) to connect the terminals of the connector.

Regarding its working principle, all signals or data from external devices are transmitted through the connector pins to the terminal block. The signals and data then travel to the internal pins on the circuit board, which will usually then be transmitted to other external devices, such as displays or printers. Depending on the configuration, there can be several different types of wiring options available.

The ABLVD-3 connector also contains a locking mechanism that allows the connector to securely grip the cable and ensure a tight connection. This locking mechanism can be easily accessed from both the male and female ends of the connector.

Overall, the ABLVD-3 connectors are highly reliable and are commonly used to facilitate reliable data and signal transmission in a range of industrial, commercial, and consumer-focused applications. Due to their durable construction and versatile design, these connectors are perfect for any type of wiring setup that requires a reliable signal transfer.

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