C7MXG-3706G

D-Sub Cables

C7MXG-3706G is a type of D-Sub cable, a type of electrical connection specifically designed to transfer data and signals between two digital devices. It often comes with fiber-optic cable, coaxial cable or twisted pairs, and hardware connectors.

Application Field

D-Sub cables are commonly used in network, industrial, medical, analytical instrumentation, video, and automation applications. For instance, its connectors are commonly used in networking systems for Ethernet structures, or for carrying digital data from computers to video monitors or projectors.

D-Sub cables are also frequently used in audio-visual systems, such as surround-sound systems. Or they are used for connecting digital televisions, digital video recorders (DVRs), and satellites to TVs. In addition, D-Sub cables are often used in industrial applications, such as on robots and machine tools.

Working Principle

To understand how D-Sub cables work, it is important to understand the components of the cable. The two main components of the D-Sub connectors are the pin, which is a small metal plug inserted into a device to create a connection, and the socket, which is a type of electrical connector that receives the pin. In a typical D-Sub cable assembly, the pins and sockets are held together by a rigid metal shell. This metal shell provides a stable mechanical connection between the two electrical components.

When a D-Sub cable is connected to two devices, the pins of the cable make contact with the sockets in the two devices. Once the connection is established, signals are sent and received between the two devices through the D-Sub cable. The signals then travel along the cable, either through copper or fiber-optic cables, until they reach their destination.

The size of D-Sub cables can vary, depending on the number of pins and sockets in the cable. The most common sizes are 9-pin, 15-pin and 25-pin cables. For a 9-pin cable, there are nine pins, all of which are located on one side of the connector. The 15-pin and 25-pin cables have pins on both sides of the connector.

D-Sub cables are widely used in a variety of different applications and provide reliable connection and high-speed data transfer. As technology advances, new types of D-Sub connectors are becoming available, giving users more flexibility when it comes to selecting the best cable for their needs.