D-Sub, D-Shaped Connectors - Housings

The D-Subminiature (often shortened to D-Sub or just D-Series) connectors, as the name suggests, are a smaller version of the standard connectors. They have two staggered rows of pins (male) or two rows of sockets (female) and come in a variety of sizes and configurations. The housings are usually made of brass or zinc, and feature a round, D-shaped, or bubble-shaped body for easy identification when inserted in a mating connector.

What is DBMY5W5PNM?

DBMY5W5PNM, or D-subminiature 50 pin male five wire, is a type of D-Sub connector. It is a single-row connector, with a body made of brass or zinc, and it is designed for use with five separate wires. It is a miniature connector, so it is suitable for applications with limited space, such as printed circuit boards. It has a D-shaped design, making it easy to identify when inserted into a mating connector.

Application Field and Working Principle of DBMY5W5PNM

The DBMY5W5PNM connector is typically used for low-voltage, low-current digital signals. It is often used in applications like robotics and data communication networks where reliable electrical connections between multiple points are essential. This type of connector is also popular in other applications where space is limited, such as hand-held electronic devices. The wires used in the DBMY5W5PNM are usually terminated by crimping, soldering, or both, depending on the wire type and application.

DBMY5W5PNM connectors use reliable electrical connections, so they have many advantages over other types of connectors. They are easy to install and cost-effective, and they are reliable, secure, and durable. They also provide excellent electrical and EMI/RFI shielding, and they are compatible with many industry standards. Additionally, they are easy to maintain, making them a great choice for any application.