DE19808-485

D-Sub connectors are a type of electrical connector used to join two separate circuits together. The DE19808-485 is a D-Sub connector designed to connect devices for data transfer at high speeds. It is commonly used in industrial equipment and robotics.

The DE19808-485 connector has a unique alternating 9-pin pattern and consists of two parts—the plug (male) and the receptacle (female). The plug has nine pin contacts that make contact with the corresponding contacts of the receptacle. The plug and receptacle are connected together, usually via screws, and the contact points are sealed to ensure a good electrical contact.

So what applications can this connector be used for? It is designed to transfer data at high speeds over short distances, making it perfect for applications such as high-speed computers and robotics, serial and parallel data buses, and short-haul communication systems. This connector is also ideal for transmitting digital data, such as can be found in Super VHS video cables.

The DE19808-485 works by transferring signals between two circuits with a minimum of signal interference. The pin contacts are typically gold-plated to reduce contact resistance, which enhances signal transmission. Additionally, the connector has a design that is not affected by temperature or humidity, making it perfect for industrial and robotics applications.

The DE19808-485 connector is a reliable and sturdy connector that can withstand extreme temperatures, and is resistant to shock and vibration. Its unique alternating 9-pin pattern allows for a high-density connection that is perfect for tight spaces, making it an ideal connector for distributed systems.

In summary, the DE19808-485 is a reliable and robust connector that is designed to transfer data at high speeds without signal interference. It has a unique alternating 9-pin pattern and is perfect for distributed systems where high-density connections are needed. It is widely used in high-speed computers and robotics, as well as in serial and parallel data buses, and short-haul communication systems.