FCC17B25PC68B

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Introduction: The FCC17B25PC68B is a D-Sub connector, manufactured by Huber & Suhner, and is used in a wide-ranging variety of electrical and electronic applications.

Application Field: The FCC17B25PC68B is used in a diverse range of applications, including in power supplies, automotive, military, robots, flow meters, traffic light systems and medical equipment. This product can be used in different industrial environments, such as cleanroom applications, outdoor use, and harsh environments.

Design and Construction: The FCC17B25PC68B is a Type 17 D-Sub Connector, with a 2.5mm pitch, a 25 poles female contact, and a 68 poles male contact. It is composed of a die-cast zinc housing, with tin plating; and a 0.25mm high contact pitch. This product is also designed with reliable strain reliefs, and gold plated contacts. The FCC17B25PC68B is flexible, robust and is able to withstand high vibration levels.

Working Principle: The FCC17B25PC68B is designed to make sure that a tight, reliable contact is made between the connectors. It is designed to minimize the risk of corrosion, and also to reduce the risk of contact damage due to shock or vibration. The female contacts of the FCC17B25PC68B are spring loaded, or “jacked”. This ensures that the contact can be firmly held to the receiver, while still being easily disconnected and reconnected. The male contacts are also designed to make sure that the connection is as reliable as possible, by using a firm spring to make sure that the connection is tight.

Conclusion: The FCC17B25PC68B is a reliable and cost-effective connector for a variety of applications. It is designed with reliable strain reliefs, gold plated contacts, and spring loaded jacks. These features make sure that a tight, reliable connection is made between the connectors. The flexibility and robustness of this product also make it suitable for use in a variety of industrial environments.

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