C7MFG-2510G

Series:	--
Part Status:	Active
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
1st Connector:	Receptacle, Female Sockets
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:	10.0µin (0.25µm)

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D-Sub Cables

D-Sub Cables are widely used in many industries for a variety of applications. One such example is the C7MFG-2510G application field and working principle. This article will provide an overview of this application field and its working principle, as well as the various types of C7MFG-2510G cables available and their respective uses.

C7MFG-2510G Application Field

The C7MFG-2510G application field is a specialized type of cable that is used in the automation and robotics industry. This type of cable is often referred to as the “connector of the future” due to its robust design and its potential to simplify the wiring of robotic systems. The C7MFG-2510G cable incorporates both an 8-pin and a 25-pin connector and it can be used to connect various types of automation and robotics equipment. The C7MFG-2510G application field can be used for a variety of purposes, including connecting computers and motor controllers, for multiple axis motion control, and for sensor control. This type of cable is also used in medical robotics, industrial automation, and research robotics.

C7MFG-2510G Working Principle

The C7MFG-2510G working principle is based on the idea of connecting multiple types of automation and robotics equipment together via a single cable. The key component of the C7MFG-2510G cable is the 8-pin and 25-pin connector that is attached at either end. The 8-pin connector is used to connect the power source to the equipment, and the 25-pin connector is used to connect the various components of robotics equipment through a series of serial connections. The 25-pin connector is also used to transmit data signals between robotic pieces of equipment.

Types of C7MFG-2510G Cables

There are several different types of C7MFG-2510G cables available to accommodate various types of robotic applications. These cables include the standard C7MFG-2510G cable, the SMAFlex version of the C7MFG-2510G, and the SMAFlex+ version. The standard C7MFG-2510G cable is typically used for power connectivity and robotics control, while the SMAFlex and SMAFlex+ versions of the cable are designed for transferring analog and digital data signals, respectively. The SMAFlex and SMAFlex+ versions of the C7MFG-2510G cable allow for higher-speed data transmission rates than the standard version.

Uses of C7MFG-2510G Cables

The C7MFG-2510G cable is most commonly used in the automation and robotics industry. It is typically used for connecting robot components and for controlling robotic movement. It can also be used for connecting computers and motor controllers, as well as for multiple axis motion control. The C7MFG-2510G is also frequently used in medical robotics, industrial automation, and research robotics. In addition, the C7MFG-2510G is often used in the automotive industry for connecting vehicle components such as sensors, actuators, and control systems.

Conclusion

The C7MFG-2510G is a specialized type of cable that is commonly used in the automation and robotics industry. It is most often used for connecting robotic components and for controlling robotic movement. The C7MFG-2510G cable also has the ability to connect computers to motor controllers, as well as multiple axis motion control. The C7MFG-2510G is also used in medical robotics, industrial automation, and research robotics. The C7MFG-2510G cable is available in various versions, which can be used for transferring either analog or digital data signals, depending on the application.

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