FX2C-20P-1.27DSA

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The FX2C-20P-1.27DSA, more commonly known as D-Shaped Centronics connector, is a useful device for a variety of applications. It is designed to provide the highest level of electrical contact integrity and to reduce the possibility of misconnections. This article will discuss the application field and working principle of this connector.

First and foremost, the D-Shaped Centronics connector is used to provide low-voltage power and simulated differential signals for devices that require the standard RS-232 (V.24) format. This includes both digital and analog equipment, including but not limited to computers, TVs, monitors, fax machines, modems, and musical instruments. Its prevalence in the electronics industry is further evidenced by its application in many office automation products.

Basically, the D-Shaped Centronics connector consists of a 17-pin male-male connector, or male-female connector, and a receptacle which is attached to the device it is being used with. It features two mating power contacts, four mating grounds, and eleven mating signal lines. It is approved by the EIAJ (Electronics Industries Association of Japan).

On the technical side, the D-Shaped Centronics connector is designed to improve signal transfer and reduce misconnections. To accomplish this, the center pins are raised and shaped to "D" like shape. This helps to ensure that the two mating connectors make the correct contact even at slight misalignments. In addition, the pins have a slight curve allowing them to make secure contact when inserted. Furthermore, the pins are designed to be more responsive to slight changes in voltage than traditional flat pins.

One of the advantages of the D-Shaped Centronics connector is its low power requirement. It can deliver signals over a wide range of voltages. Furthermore, it does not require a lot of current to operate. This makes it ideal for applications that require low-power, low-voltage signals.

The D-Shaped Centronics connector also has a fail-safe feature which helps to reduce the risk of misconnections. When two mating connectors are connected, the pins will not make contact if they do not align correctly. This helps to prevent misconnections and data loss. Furthermore, the pins are constructed with steel springs for added stability.

In conclusion, the D-Shaped Centronics connector is a versatile device with a wide range of applications. It is designed to provide the highest level of electrical contact integrity and to reduce the possibility of misconnections. Furthermore, its low-power requirement and fail-safe feature make it a great choice for applications that require low-power, low-voltage signals.

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