FCE17A15SC24B

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D-Sub connectors are a type of electrical signal connector specifically designed for serial communications applications. The most popular versions are 9-pin, 15-pin, and 25-pin connectors, typically used to connect computers to a variety devices like modems, mice, and printers. A newer version of this connector, the FCE17A15SC24B, was designed to provide the ultimate solution for precision serial communication requirements.

The FCE17A15SC24B is a 17-pin connector that was designed for higher speed serial communications applications in extreme environments. It consists of a highly-reliable, durable, and dust-proof construction that is suitable for surface mounting and allows easy reworking. This connector also features strain relief on each contact so it can withstand harsh conditions such as vibration and shock.

The FCE17A15SC24B is most commonly used in industrial automation, medical, transportation, and consumer electronics. It offers a versatile solution for applications that need higher data speeds in noisy or harsh environments. This connector is also well-suited for high density applications, such as network backplanes and server storage systems, where its small size is an advantage.

The FCE17A15SC24B has both a mating and un-mating force that are specially designed for high speed serial applications. The un-mating forces are specifically set to ensure that the disconnection of the connector is reliable each and every time. The mating force was set to ensure that the connector is securely connected and to eliminate false contacts.

The FCE17A15SC24B is a highly reliable connector designed for precision serial communication. Its 17-pin design offers the ultimate solution for higher speed serial applications and for applications in harsh environments where reliability and durability is critical. This connector is an ideal solution for high density applications such as network backplanes and server storage systems.

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