DBM53513-1714

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    D-Sub connectors are a type of electrical connector that is commonly used in a variety of applications which require a connection between two or more electrical devices. The D-Sub connectors are composed of an array of pins or sockets, and a mating sleeve, all of which fit into a plastic shell. The connector is characterized by its D-shaped external configuration, hence the name. The most common D-Sub is the DB9, which consists of nine pins and has a common application in computer serial connection.

    DBM53513-1714 is a type of D-Sub connector, it is one of the larger sized D-Sub connectors commonly used in electronics applications. This type of connector has 25 pins and a mating sleeve, and fits into a plastic shell with a unique keyed external configuration. It is a cost-effective solution for the high-density connection needs of home appliances, air conditioners, electronic instrumentation, or factory automation applications.

    In addition to its wide range of application fields, the DBM53513-1714 connector also has a unique working principle. The 25-pin arrangement allows it to support higher frequency signals than other D-Sub connectors. The pins are arranged in two rows, with the upper row having 13 pins and the lower row having 12. This arrangement allows it to achieve a higher contact density than other connectors, and is designed to reduce electromagnetic interference between the terminals. The mated mating sleeve has an internal key that locks the two parts together to ensure proper connection and electrical continuity.

    The D-Sub connectors can be used in a variety of applications, from audio systems to communication systems. The DBM53513-1714 connector is especially popular because of its high density pin arrangement and its ability to support higher frequency signals. The use of this type of connector ensures reliable electrical connections and reduces the risk of interference. 

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