AK402-5

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D-Sub Cables are wires and cables used to electrically connect a computer or other device to a peripheral device. AK402-5 is a type of D-Sub cable which is widely used in many different applications. It is designed to transmit differential data signals between two digital devices, such as a PC and a printer, a workstation and a monitor, or a router and a modem.

The AK402-5 is a 15-pin male/male D-Sub cable with three rows of eight and seven contacts. It is composed of a high quality, flexible, tin-plated co-axial cable which provides an exceptional conductivity, interference rejection, and durability. The contacts are gold-plated for maximum electrical performance, and the cable is encased in compressed nylon insulation and braided shielding for additional protection.

The AK402-5 is commonly used in applications that require high-speed data transmission between two devices. It is particularly useful for connecting digital devices with different signal protocols, such as RS-232, RS-422, RS-485, and infrared communication. It can also be used in applications involving digital imaging, audio/video devices, and HDTVs.

The AK402-5 cable works by connecting the two devices with signals on both the negative and positive transmitting lines. The differential signals consist of complementary non-inverted and inverted signals which allow for improved noise rejection, data integrity, and reliable communications. This type of cable is also designed to be backwards compatible with any application that requires a 15-pin D-sub cable.

The AK402-5 D-Sub Cable is a reliable and cost-effective option for connecting digital devices. It offers high-speed data transmission, improved noise rejection, and backwards compatibility with any other application requiring a 15-pin D-sub cable. With its high quality construction and reliable performance, it is the perfect choice for applications involving digital imaging, audio/video devices, and HDTVs.

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