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D-Sub, D-Shaped Connectors - Adapters

Introduction to D-Sub Connectors

D-sub connectors are a type of connector widely used in the electrical industry, often seen connecting computers to printers and serial ports. They are widely used for connecting computer cards and cables and offer many advantages over other types of connectors, such as higher densities and more secure and reliable data transmission. They have varied applications and can be used for a variety of reasons, from power signal transfer to signal grounds.

The FCC57-09500-41F and Its Application Field

The FCC57-09500-41F is a high-density D-Sub connector commonly used in computer applications. It has a rated voltage of 250VAC/DC and a rated current of 6A. It has two poles and is suitable for use with data transmission signals. It is also corrosion-resistant, able to withstand harsh environmental conditions. Its application field includes very specific requirements such as medical equipment, automotive vehicle, and industrial electronics.

The FCC57-09500-41F\'s Working Principle

The FCC57-09500-41F works by having a central pin, which is pusbacked against the inner walls of the connector. When two cavities of an FCC57-09500-41F are paired, the central pin is pushed into the outer collar. This creates a reliable connection with enhanced pressure capability. This prevents the connector from loosening or being disconnected during intense vibration and stresses.The pins are also designed in a way that no arcing occurs, meaning that the pins don’t have any exposed metal parts which allows them to remain reliable and strong even over thousands of mating cycles. The friction of the metal pins against the inner walls of the FCC57-09500-41F also ensures that the signals transmitted don’t suffer from any disruption, allowing for reliable and strong signal transmissions.

Conclusion

The FCC57-09500-41F is a high-density D-Sub connector that is most commonly used in computer-related applications, although it has varied applications and can be used in other fields too. Its working principle is based on the central pin, which is pushed against the outer walls of the connector when two cavities are paired. This creates a reliable connection with enhanced pressure capability, allowing for no arcing and reliable signal transmissions.

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