M7VWK-0906J

D-Sub cables are a common type of cable used in numerous applications. The M7VWK-0906J is a type of D-Sub cable and has a wide range of applications. It is typically used as a VGA to HDTV data cable, connecting the video signal or audio signal from a computer to a television. This cable is also used in some consumer electronics, such as an HDTV to MP3/DVD audio/video cable and HDTV to LCD Monitor connection.

In addition to the above, the M7VWK-0906J is also sometimes used as an RS-232 digital data link, connecting two computers together for data exchange. For instance, it can be used to link two computers in a home network, allowing for file transfer and printing between the two machines.

The working principle behind this type of D-Sub cable is similar to other types of cables, as the M7VWK-0906J is a digital cable for transmitting digital signals. Specifically, this type of cable is wired for the laptop ports and operates by connecting the pins on the laptop connectors to the corresponding pins on the television, HDTV, or monitor. Usually there are 15 pins, each carrying a different type of digital signal. The M7VWK-0906J is rated for 850 MHz signals, which is enough for 480p and up to 720p video signals.

Furthermore, the cable is double shielded, with aluminum foil and an aluminum mylar foil, preventing interference from other electrical components in the environment. The cable also has molded connectors with gold-plated contacts for corrosion resistance and better signal reception. Additionally, the M7VWK-0906J cable is constructed from 22 AWG copper wire for optimal electrical transmission.

In conclusion, the M7VWK-0906J is a type of D-Sub cable, used for video and data transmission. It typically connects a laptop, computer, or HDTV to a television, monitor, or other consumer electronics. It works by connecting the pins on the respective connectors and transmitting digital signals within its 850 MHz rating. This cable is double shielded and constructed from 22 AWG copper wires for optimal electrical transmission.