DBM17P2S1AFNA191A197

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D-Sub Connectors are widely used in many different applications due to their unparalleled flexibility and cost-effectiveness. Among these connectors is the DB17P2S1AFNA191A197, a multi-pin surface-mount connector with a rugged construction and versatile design. This article discusses the applications and working principles of this DB17 connector.

The DB17P2S1AFNA191A197 is ideal for telecommunications, consumer electronics, computing, and industrial automation systems that transverse from modest through medium speed environments. It features a contoured body, with two separate panels, each containing 9 pins and 6 female sockets. This design allows for extremely dense, efficient cable packing and makes the connector compliant to IEC 60603-2, IEC 60603-3, EN60603-2, and EN60603-3 Standard. Moreover, the DB17P2S1AFNA191A197 is best used in low-to-medium PCB density designs for which space is limited.

The connector also comes with a convenient self-locking latch feature. The latch is designed to prevent the connector from rotating and losing its proper alignment once the board is fitted with the cable, eliminating the risk of accidental disconnection. The connector also has metal shells which are designed to shield and protect against external EMI/RFI noise.

The DB17P2S1AFNA191A197 is based on a contact system composed of two parts: the insert and the mating part. The insert of the connector contains an insulation body with 5 or 6 contact strips that make contact with the contact pins on the mating part. The contact pins then make contact with the electronic circuitry through the holes in the PCB. This contact system allows for reliable, high-performance electrical connections.

To ensure efficient performance, the DB17P2S1AFNA191A197 must be soldered correctly. For proper soldering, all the components must be hot, uniformly heated and also prevented from excessive heat. A soldering iron between 15-40 Watts is recommended for this purpose. It’s important to note that soldering iron should not come into contact with the connector, as this could damage the electronic components and short circuit the circuit.

The DB17P2S1AFNA191A197 provides a versatile, reliable and cost-effective method of connecting multiple electronic components in telecommunications, consumer electronics, computing and industrial automation systems. It is suitable for medium speed environments, and is especially useful for low-to-medium PCB density designs due to its compact and self-locking design. Proper soldering is essential to ensure efficient and reliable electrical connections.

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