FX2CA2-120P-1.27DSA(71)

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Centronics is a type of D-shaped connector which is used to connect a computer to a printer or other peripheral device. These connectors are found on the back of most computer systems and the type found commonly used with most systems is the FX2CA2-120P-1.27DSA(71).

The FX2CA2-120P-1.27DSA(71) is a male centronics jack which is 60mm long and has a pitch of 1.27mm (0.05″) and contains a 90° red-tipped plastic latch which is attached to the back. It has two rows of 12 pins arranged in a straight line, each pin is typically numbered from left to right, 1-12. This particular model has a rigid body, however there are other models available which are flexible.

This type of connector is primarily used to connect a computer to a printer or other peripheral device. It is also sometimes used on computers for connecting external storage devices or audio/video devices. It can also be used as part of a network cable to connect two computers together.

The working principle of the FX2CA2-120P-1.27DSA(71) is the same as with most two-way connectors. Each numbered pin is connected to a female counterpart in the receiving device. The connection is then completed using electrical conductors such as copper wires or insulated cables. This produces a secure connection which is capable of transferring data and/or power between the two connected devices.

The FX2CA2-120P-1.27DSA(71) is a highly reliable and cost-effective connector which is widely used in the computer industry. It is an ideal choice for connecting computers to printers and other peripheral devices. With its superior design and construction, it can also be used to connect computers for networking and audio/video applications.

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