FCE17C37PC68B

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D-sub connectors are a type of connector used widely in both commercial and industrial applications. The FC17C37PC68B is a common example of a D-sub connector, and its application field and working principle are described below.

Application Field

FC17C37PC68B connectors are primarily designed for interfacing electronic instruments such as oscilloscopes, ultrasonic and radar-based instruments, and other equipment that requires multiple pins to perform functions. They are suitable for 7- to 8-pin configurations and have an array of pins in a 3-row configuration with a composite body. This connector is commonly used in applications such as fuel management systems, telecommunication systems, medical equipment, process control systems, and building automation systems, to name a few.

Working Principle

FC17C37PC68B connectors use machined pin sockets that are inserted into a composite body. Each pin socket is made up of a conductive contact and an insulation sleeve. Inside the composite body, all of the pin sockets are securely fastened to a steel bracket. Each pin socket is then connected to a single wire that is individually marked for easy identification. The steel bracket is then soldered onto a Printed Circuit Board (PCB) and the wire harness is then connected to the pin sockets on the sides.

Interconnections between the pin sockets and the wire harness are made possible through an ingenious design: each pin socket has a spring-loaded flange that grabs onto the insulation sleeve of the wire when the pin is inserted. This enables a secure yet detachable connection between the pin socket and the wire harness. To disconnect the wires, simply remove the pin socket from the socket. Additionally, the design also includes an insulation washer and screw that helps ensure that the contact between the pin sockets and the wire harness remains secure.

The FC17C37PC68B connector is a perfect example of a reliable and cost-effective design. Its robust construction and user-friendly design make it an ideal choice for most electrical systems. The only potential disadvantage is that the pins can be difficult to remove from the composite body, which can make it difficult to modify configurations.

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