MDM-21PH006M6-F222

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D-Sub Cables

D-Sub cables are commonly used to communicate signals between devices in an audio-video system. They usually feature 25-pin connectors, which are capable of transferring digital and analog (analog-to-digital) signals. The MDM-21PH006M6-F222 is a D-Sub cable designed for applications such as industrial and medical electronics.

Application Field

The MDM-21PH006M6-F222 is designed to be used in a variety of industrial applications, including working in a hazardous environment or as a signal or power supply line between two devices. It is Capable of carrying signals of up to 1.2GHz (at 93Ohm) and provides reliable connections. This cable is shielded with an aluminum foil and braid, which prevents any interference with nearby signals, or EMI radiation. It is also suitable for transferring analog signals, such as 0-10V, and for higher voltage applications, such as 220V (at 114Ohm).

Working Principle

The MDM-21PH006M6-F222 is a male-to-male cable that uses 25-pin connectors with an insulated contact. It works by transferring signal between the connections via two insulated connectors, which are then connected to the corresponding pins via a series of spring clips that close when the contacts are made. The signal is then transferred along the cable until it reaches its destination. This process is often referred to as signal flow.

The MDM-21PH006M6-F222 is designed to provide a reliable signal transfer and is rated for up to 1.2GHz at 93Ohm. It is also shielded with an aluminum foil and braid to minimize EMI radiation and nearby signal interference. The shield also helps to protect the contacts from external elements or external wires.

Conclusion

The MDM-21PH006M6-F222 is a D-Sub cable designed for industrial and medical electronics applications. It is capable of carrying signals of up to 1.2GHz (at 93Ohm) and is shielded with an aluminum foil and braid to protect from EMI radiation and interference. The cable works by transferring the signal between the two insulated connectors via a series of spring clips that close when the contacts are made. This process is often referred to as signal flow and provides a reliable signal transfer.

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