FCE17A15PB2D0

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D-sub connectors are one of the most common types of connectors in electronics and are widely used in many application fields. They can be found in computers, electronic control units, instrumentation systems, networking, and more. The FC17A15PB2D0 is a D-sub connector that has two components: a larger male plug and a smaller female socket. The two components connect and disconnect via a series of pins that pass the signal or power between the two components.

Description of FC17A15PB2D0

The FC17A15PB2D0 is a 15-pin D-sub connector with a durable polyester plastic body. It is designed for use in power applications that require a heavy-duty connector. The contact system is made of stamped and formed phosphor bronze, and the male receptacle has a diameter of 0.507”. The female plug is rated up to 250VAC and 30A, and is UL1061 certified. It has a maximum operating temperature range of -25°C to +85°C.

Application Fields

The FC17A15PB2D0 is most commonly used in military and aerospace applications. It is also used in industrial automation, automotive, and telecommunications applications. It has a variety of uses, including powering or connecting digital signal acquisition devices, rotating/sliding loads, motors, and more.

Working Principle

D-sub connectors use a contact system with multiple pins to pass a signal or power between two components. The FC17A15PB2D0 has 15 pins. When the male plug is inserted into the female socket, the pins from the male plug make electrical contact with the pins from the female socket. This allows the power or signal to be transferred between the two components.

Conclusion

The FC17A15PB2D0 is a 15 pin D-sub connector designed for use in military, aerospace, industrial, automotive, and telecommunications applications. The contact system consists of stamped and formed phosphor bronze and is rated up to 250VAC and 30A. The principle of operation of a D-sub connector relies on the pins from the male plug making contact with the pins from the female socket to pass a signal or power between the two components.

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