DE9PTIF179C

D-Sub Connectors - DE9PTIF179C application field and working principle

D-Sub connectors are a type of electrical connector that is widely used in many applications requiring multiple interconnects. Commonly known as DB connectors, D-sub connectors are used in varied and diverse applications such as computers, communication systems, audio and video equipment, automotive components and home appliances. The DB connector is capable of providing up to nine (9) pins of connection, and the number of pins can be varied depending on the application. The D-sub connectors are ideal for situations requiring high-density cabling, where space is a premium and are predominantly used in computer and communication systems.

The most common type of D-sub connector is the DE9PTIF179C, which features a 9-pin version and has a rated contact current rating of 1 Ampere. It is designed to be used in harsh environments where high temperatures and humidity are a factor. The DE9PTIF179C is made from polyester material and is designed to provide reliable electrical connections. The pins are soldered or crimped onto a printed circuit board and the connector body is attached by screws, which provide an accurate fit and ensure precision and reliability.

The DE9PTIF179C is used in a myriad of applications such as audio/video equipment, computer and communication systems, and various industrial applications. It is designed for use in closed-end applications such as cable harnesses, cable assemblies, or other connections. The DE9PTIF179C is also used in power interconnections such as between a power supply and a power amplifier, between a power supply and a display device, and between a power supply and a microcontroller. In addition, this connector can be used in applications requiring data transmission, such as in the connection of a computer’s Ethernet connection.

The working principle of the DE9PTIF179C D-Sub connector is based on the conductive contact pins and the non-conductive contact resulting in a reliable electrical connection. The conductive pins are soldered or crimped onto the printed circuit board and the non-conductive contact (contact insulation) is inserted between the contact pins and the printed circuit board. The contact insulation is designed to prevent contact between the contact pins and the printed circuit board, in order to ensure a reliable electrical connection. Additionally, the contact insulation acts as a barrier against high temperatures and humidity.

The DE9PTIF179C D-Sub connector is capable of providing high-density cabling and is widely used in many applications. Its simple 9-pin design and reliable electrical contacts make it suitable for use in diverse applications such as computers, communication systems, audio and video equipment, automotive components, and home appliances. Furthermore, the working principle of the DE9PTIF179C D-Sub connector is based on the conductive contact pins and the non-conductive contact which ensures a reliable electrical connection.