FCC17E09PC20B

D-Sub Connectors

D-sub connectors, also referred to as DB connectors and d-sub mini connectors, are a variety of electrical connectors that are widely used in various applications. D-sub connectors are comprised of two or more metal shells that are wired together with conductive wires or contacts. These shells may be either round or rectangular in shape and contain various configurations of female and/or male contacts.

The FCC17E09PC20B is a type of D-sub connector that is designed for use in commercial and industrial applications. It features a durable plastic shell, 22 through hole contacts, and an operating temperature range of -10°C to +85°C (-4°F to +185°F).

FCC17E09PC20B Application Field

The FCC17E09PC20B is a versatile d-sub connector that can be used in a variety of environments. It is ideal for use in applications that require reliable electrical connections between two or more components such as computers, medical devices, security systems, and other electronic equipment. It can also be used in transportation systems, industrial automation and control systems, and telecommunications systems.

FCC17E09PC20B Working Principle

The FCC17E09PC20B d-sub connector operates on direct current (DC) and is designed to provide reliable connections between two or more components. It utilizes a combination of male (plug) and female (socket) contacts that are arranged in a specific configuration. The contacts are made from durable metal alloys, such as copper, and are pre-terminated with insulated sleeves. When the plug is connected to the socket, the contacts are compressed against each other, forming a secure, electrical connection.

The FCC17E09PC20B connector is designed to be resistant to mechanically induced shock and vibration. It also features a robust plastic shell that is corrosion resistant and provides superior protection against environmental factors such as dust, moisture, and dirt. As such, the FCC17E09PC20B is an ideal connector for use in harsh industrial settings and other demanding environments.