FCC17C37SC29B

D-Sub Connectors

A D-Sub Connector, also known as a Sub-D connector, is a type of electrical connector used to attach multiple cables, wires, and other devices. It is a commonly used and accepted interface type in computers, automation, robotics, and other electronic fields.

The FCC17C37SC29B is a type of D-Sub Connector used for flexible peripheral connections. It features a total of 37 male and female contacts, with a maximum current rating of 350 mA and a minimum voltage of 75 V.

Application Field

The FCC17C37SC29B is primarily used in a variety of applications in the medical, industrial, automotive and consumer electronics fields. As a high-density connector, it can be used to connect a variety of peripherals such as cameras, sensors, displays, and data storage devices.

Working Principle

When used for peripheral connections, the FCC17C37SC29B is often configured as a pair of male and female connectors. When connected, the male connector fits into the female connector, forming a secure connection between them. The male and female connectors are typically held together using either a locking lever or a screw-and-nut locking mechanism. This ensures the connection is secure and free from accidental disconnection.

In addition to connecting peripherals, the FCC17C37SC29B can also be used to make internal connections between circuit boards and other components inside of a device. This is done by creating a connection between two or more pins on the male and female connectors. The pins are typically arranged in a row or pattern, allowing for flexible wiring configurations.