FCC17E09PC40B

D-Sub Connectors

D-Sub connectors are commonly used in various fields, such as computer and communications. They are designed for high-density applications with miniaturized devices. The D-Sub connector contains a series of pins or sockets and contacts arranged in a D-shaped casing. It provides a range of connection types, including coaxial, fiber optics, or a combination of the two, which can be used in a variety of different applications.

FCC17E09PC40B Application Field and Working Principle

FCC17E09PC40B is a type of D-Sub Connector from ANATEL. It is an IEC Compliant connector and is RoHS and Reach compliant. It has a centergate in the contact and has rounded corners. It features a plastic molded shell and has a 5-raised tab lock. The contact of the FCC17E09PC40B is constructed from brass and plated with Nickel/Gold. It is designed for board-to-board applications in the industrial and consumer electronics market.

The working principle of the FCC17E09PC40B is based on the electrical contact between two connectors. The contact comprises a series of female and male contacts which are arranged in a D-shape. The contacts are designed to provide low resistance to electrical signals, ensuring reliable communication between the two connectors. The connectors use a 5-pin locking tab to ensure a secure connection. The tabs are pressed down to the base of the connector, creating a low-resistance circuit with the other pins.

The FCC17E09PC40B is ideal for a variety of applications. It can be used in the industrial and consumer electronics market for applications such as power and signal connections. It is particularly suited to applications involving board-to-board connections, where the connector needs to be reliable and able to withstand high vibration levels. It is also suitable for applications requiring high-density connections and where the device is intended for miniaturization.