L17159706

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D-Sub, D-Shaped Connectors - Backshells, Hoods are designed with a standard D-shape. This shape may look common, but it is one of the most versatile types of connectors in the electronics industry. These connectors are used in everything from computers, laptops, and video game consoles, to laser marking systems, medical equipment, and automotive applications.

A D-Sub, D-Shaped Connector - Backshell and Hood, usually referred to as simply a D-Sub, typically consists of a plastic housing (backshell) with metal contacts inside. The metal contacts are usually arranged in two rows, and the contacts can be either male or female. The number of contacts typically range from nine pins to one hundred fifty or more. The most common types of D-Sub connectors have fifteen pins or twenty-five pins.

The primary purpose of the D-Sub connector is to provide an economical way to make secure connections between electronic components. Backshells and hoods are used to protect the connection by providing added strain relief and EMI/RFI shielding. The plastic backshells and hoods provide EMI shielding, and also provide a level of protection from shocks and vibration. The use of backshells and hoods can also help to prevent accidental disconnection from vibration and shocks.

The L17159706 is a D-Sub, D-Shaped Connector - Backshell and Hood that features industrial standard 22 welding type contacts with tin or gold plated electrical contact surfaces. This connector utilizes a reliable push-pull mating design, and features an ergonomic grip design for ease of use. It is designed for use in a variety of applications, including industrial instrumentation, equipment tie-ups, and harness wiring. The contact pins are designed for low contact resistance, and the backshell and hood helps ensure EMI shielding.

The working principle of the L17159706 is simple. To connect two electronic components, the connector is inserted into the mating component and the locking mechanism is engaged. The metal contacts inside the connector are then electrically connected, allowing the current to flow between the two components. The backshell and hood provide added strain relief and EMI/RFI shielding. When the connection needs to be disconnected, the locking mechanism is disengaged, and the connector is pulled out of the mating component.

The L17159706 is one of the most reliable and popular D-Sub connectors on the market. It is suitable for a variety of applications, and is ideal for industrial instrumentation, equipment tie-ups, and harness wiring. The use of the backshell and hood ensures that the connection is secure and protected from EMI/RFI interference, and the push-pull mating design ensures that the connection is simple and easy to use.

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