MDM-100SH027L

MDM-100SH027L application field and working principle

MDM-100SH027L is a type of D-Sub cable which is widely used in both data communication and office automation applications. It is also the preferred choice for connecting microcomputers and other peripheral equipment. MDM-100SH027L offers a complete line of D-Sub cable products, including both standard and customized cables. The design includes over-molded Micro D-Sub (Male and Female) connectors, which ensure reliable contact between device and cable.

Applications

MDM-100SH027L is suitable for a wide range of applications such as data transmission, office automation, building automation, commercial automation and process control. It is an ideal choice for connecting a computer with peripheral equipment as the robust and efficient design ensures data integrity and high-speed signal transmissions. The cable is also suitable for use in industrial, medical, automotive and aerospace applications.

Working Principle

The working principle of MDM-100SH027L is based on the concept of differential signaling. It uses two conductors, one for transmitting the digital signals and the other for receiving them. Each conductor is insulated from the other to prevent interference. The D-SubConnector is then used to connect the cable to the computer, which provides power to the cable and facilitates the transfer of digital information. The differential signals are then converted into analog signals by a transceiver which is connected to the device. The analog signals are then transmitted over the cable to the computer, which processes them and sends back the required data.

Conclusion

The MDM-100SH027L is a reliable and efficient D-Sub cable which is suitable for data communication and office automation applications. It provides reliable contact between device and cable and offers high performance and efficient signal transmissions. It is also suitable for use in industrial, medical, automotive and aerospace applications. The working principle of this cable is based on the concept of differential signaling, which uses two conductors for transmitting and receiving digital signals.