DAME7W2P0L4A191K87

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D-Sub Connectors have been widely used in electronic equipment for decades. Examples of such equipment are computers, PDAs, cell phones, TV, DVD players, media players, hubs and routers, and almost any type of electronic gadget.

The D-Sub connector is most commonly used for computer systems, primarily due to its compact size and constant quality. It is a connector with a specific pin layout consisting of two rows of pins with different sizes and characteristics. The pins can be either male (pins) or female (no pins). It is also referred to as a sub-miniature D connector, and is used to connect various types of electronic devices such as computer peripheral and digital cameras.

The variant referred to as DAME7W2P0L4A191K87 is an industry standard with enhanced features such as higher current ratings and individual performance requirements. It is designed with a two-piece bushing construction in order to reduce the weight while increasing the mechanical performance. This variant also offers an easier installation process since the individual pin locking is no longer needed for the connector assembly.

The application field of DAME7W2P0L4A191K87 includes transmitting audio, digital, and analog signals, as well as data communication between computers, modems, laptops, and other devices. These connectors can be used in power connector, display connector, computer peripheral, automotive, consumer electronics, digital medical equipment, etc. The D-Sub connectors are not only reliable for signal and low voltage connections, but also provide EMI/RFI protection.

The working principle of DAME7W2P0L4A191K87 connectors consists of two contact parts with a complementing shape. These two parts, the male and the female, need to be connected in order to provide electrical contact or connection. The contacts are also referred to as ‘sockets’ and ‘pins’, where the pin is inserted into the socket to ensure a secure connection. This creates an electrical path, connecting the pin and the socket, which allows for the flow of energy or information.

The contacts are usually made of metals such as copper or brass, and contact between them is assured by a coiled spring or a metal tab. The connector can also be assembled with screws to ensure a tight fit. In addition, the contact is also designed using insulation materials to prevent losses in energy, and to prevent short-circuiting.

The DAME7W2P0L4A191K87 connectors are designed to be small and lightweight, making them ideal for computer, audio, and video applications, or anywhere requiring a high-speed connection with numerous pins. Furthermore, the connectors provide excellent shielding and are designed for superior conductivity, while also providing superior resistance to vibration and strain.

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