DBR25P Connectors, Interconnects

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D-Sub connectors are a type of electrical connectors commonly used in computer and electronic equipment. They are popular for inter-connecting data or power cables because they provide a high degree of reliability and durability. One particular type of D-Sub connector that has seen widespread use in the industry is the DBR25P connector.

The DBR25P connector is a 25-pin parallel port used for digital signal input, output, and for both power delivery and data transmission. It is commonly used in multimedia applications, including audio/video data and digital imaging. The DBR25P connector has two rows of 13 pins on each side of the connector, arranged in a rectangular shape. The pins are shielded from interference by a metal shell that fits around the connector.

The working principle of the DBR25P connector is fairly straightforward. The two rows of pins each carry a signal, refer to as the Rx and Tx pins. When the pins from one row are inserted into those from the other row, they make an electrical connection. This connection can be used for data transmission or for power delivery, depending on the particular device being connected.

In order to securely connect two devices, the DBR25P connector is designed with a locking mechanism. This prevents the connector from accidentally disengaging from one of the devices. To secure the connection, the latch must be pushed down with a small pin or with the use of a special tool. Depending on the application, a pitch adapter may be required to properly line up the pins.

The DBR25P connector is widely used in a variety of applications, including data transmission, digital imaging, multimedia, and power delivery. It helps ensure secure connections and reliable data transmission, even in harsh environments. Its compact size and durability make it the ideal choice for a range of applications.

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