DEM9SNF225

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D-Sub Connectors

A D-Sub connector is a type of electrical connector commonly used to connect computers, hard drives, and certain other electronic devices. It is also known as a DB connector or a D-Subminiature connector. D-Sub stands for its two most prominent features: the two rows of terminals, known as the "D-shell," and the crimp connection that holds the terminals in place. There are several different types of D-Sub connectors, each designed for specific applications.

DEM9SNF225

The DEM9SNF225 is a D-Sub connector, which is commonly used for communications systems and data networking applications. The connector consists of two rows of 25 terminals (male and female), with each terminal designed to accept up to 28 AWG conductor. The terminals are held in place by an internal crimp connection, which ensures a secure connection between the terminals and the mating connector.

Application Field and Working Principle

The DEM9SNF225 is used in a variety of applications, including audio and video systems, communication networks, and computer peripherals. The connector is designed to be used in high-speed environments, and is capable of handling data rates up to 25 Gbps. In order to provide reliable electrical connection, the DEM9SNF225 uses both a “crimp” and a “solder” connection.

The crimp connection creates a mechanical bond between the terminals, securing them in place. The solder connection exists to ensure a good electrical bond between the terminals and the mating connector. This ensures that a reliable electrical connection is maintained between the two devices. Furthermore, the DEM9SNF225 is designed to be used as either a male or female connector, making it a versatile and cost effective choice for many applications.

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