FCC17A15SM440

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D-Sub Connectors

D-sub connectors (also referred to as DE-9, DB-9, DE-15, etc.) are a type of electrical connector refer to as “D-sub”. D-sub connectors are commonly used for connecting computers to peripheral devices such as keyboards, mice, and other serial devices. They come in several types, the most common being DB-9 and DB-15 (also known as DE-9 and DE-15).

FCC17A15SM440

The FCC17A15SM440 is one of the many types of D-sub connectors. It is a D-Sub Connector with 15 pins and a standard pitch size of 0.1". It is a 90-degrees style connector and has an IP67 rating. FCC17A15SM440 is well-suited for many applications, including automotive, industrial, and military.

Applications

The FCC17A15SM440 is used in different applications where two devices need to be connected. The main applications of this connector are the following:

• Car Audio Connections
• Industrial Controls
• Automotive Connections
• Avionics/Military Equipment
• Communication Equipment
• Robotics/Automation

Working Principle

D-sub connectors are part of the push-in type of connectors. Meaning that all the pins inside the connector need to be pressed in order to make a connection. This is done by pushing the pins into the corresponding through-holes in the other end of the cable or board. When the pins are pushed in, the electrical connection is completed. The FCC17A15SM440 also contains a locking mechanism to ensure that the connection is secure. This is the same principle for all types of D-sub connectors.

Conclusion

The FCC17A15SM440 is a type of D-sub connector that is used for connecting two devices. It comes with 15 pins and a standard pitch size of 0.1". It is designed for a durable and secure connection across multiple applications, such as car audio, industrial controls, avionics, and robotics. It works using the push-in connector principle, where the pins need to be inserted into the through-holes on the other end of the cable or board to make the connection. All types of D-sub connectors also use this same principle.

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