DBMR5W5P

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D-Subminiature (D-Sub or Sub-D) connectors are electronic connectors commonly used in computer and communication systems. The D-Sub connectors come in a variety of formats and styles, including standard, right angle, multi-row, and those with various levels of environmental protection or specialized power pins. They are widely used in consumer electronics, automotive, medical, industrial, and military applications.

The D-subminiature housing (DBMR5W5P) is a variant of the common D-Sub family. As the name suggests, D-Sub housings have an integrated metal shell. This shell fastens to a PCB or a larger board, and is designed to secure the interconnects simultaneously. The D-sub connector housings are ideal for board-to-board or cable-to-board applications. They are available in 9 and 25 pin versions.

Generally speaking, the main purpose of D-Sub housings is to provide a means of organizing debris-free power and signal transmission connections. The two main variables to consider when choosing D-sub connector housings are type of mounting and type of boundary. A variety of popular sizes are available, and some housings offer optional dust and water protection . Housing materials vary, depending on the application.

The DBMR5W5P applications are used for situations requiring hermetic sealing. This type of housing provides an environmental protection that is capable of operating in harsh conditions such as high/low temperatures, moisture, dust, oils, acids and other corrosive substances. Additionally the metal shell of the housing increases the stability of the connections and allows for higher current and voltage capacities.

The working principle of the D-Sub housing DBMR5W5P is simple while effective. The overall goal of any connection is to ensure a secure and reliable electrical contact. The housing enables this by providing a base made of a metal shell which securely locks the plug pin and receptacle together. This type of connector is also designed to prevent dust, moisture, and other debris from entering, resulting in a more robust connection. The contact pins are then placed into the metal shells with a snap-in mechanism, providing for an efficient and secure contact. Finally, the connection is secured with an internal securing mechanism, ensuring that the male and female portions of the connector remain connected.

Overall, the DBMR5W5P D-Sub housing, one of the most popular types of connectors, is an effective and reliable solution for many different applications. They offer good performance in terms of dust and moisture protection, and are typically used in high-current and high-voltage applications. With a robust metal shell and snap-in mechanism, the housings are designed to allow for quick and easy installation.

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