DBM5W5SN

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D-sub miniature (or D-sub) connectors are a type of electrical connector widely used in computing, telecommunications, and in general industrial applications. D-Sub housings are typically comprised of an aluminum/titanium or copper alloy shell and contacts made of phosphor bronze, brass, and other materials. D-Sub housings allow several different types of configurations, such as size, current and voltage ratings, contact arrangement, and contact density.

While D-Sub connectors are conventionally used for the transmission of digital signals between various systems, they are also widely used in precision analog and video signal systems. D-sub connectors commonly exist in two distinct form factors—male and female. They feature two rows of contacts, with one row of pins for each row of sockets and a shell to house the connector. Common sizes are 9 and 25 positions, but many more are available.

The DBM5W5SN (DB5W5SN) is a standard D-Type conector, available in a wide range of configurations. DB5W5SN housings feature an integrated dust cover and surface seal, which provides protection from dust, moisture, and other environmental elements. The connector features a 2-part construction with a die-cast zinc alloy front shell and an aluminum back shell. It is available in 9, 15, or 25 contact configurations, depending on the specific design. Additionally, the connector is capable of carrying up to 5A of current.

The DB5W5SN is commonly utilized in a variety of applications. Perhaps the most common is the transmission of analog and digital signals between various computing or multimedia devices. It is also typically used in converters of analog signals to the digital ones for efficient streaming and display of videos or audios. Additionally, it is often used in medical device connections, digital cameras or display connections, communication system and digital audio/video systems.

The DB5W5SN works in accordance with the electrical principles of current flow. Current flows from the positive terminal of a power source, which is typically sourced from a battery, through the DB5W5SN contacts and into the negative terminal of the power source. Along the way, electrical signals travel through the contacts to power the device or circuit, depending on the intended use of the connector. The signal then travels back from the device/circuit to the negative terminal of the power source, completing the current loop and powering what was connected.

In summary, the DB5W5SN D-Type connector is a versatile electrical connector that can be used for a wide variety of applications. It is a prevalent part of consumer electronics and is designed for the transmission of both digital and analog signals. The connector is constructed of a die-cast zinc alloy front shell and an aluminum back shell to help resist rust and corrosion. Additionally, the housing is designed with a dust cover and surface seal to protect from environmental elements. Ultimately, the DB5W5SN works via an electrical principle of current flow, enabling it to power a variety of devices and circuits.

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