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D-Sub Cables

D-Sub Cables is an electronic component used for connecting digital or analog signals. It is classified into two parts; connector and shell.

The connector consists of two parts, the backshell and the swivel. The backshell is the component responsible for connecting the signal lines together, while the swivel is responsible for keeping the parts connected together. The shell is a metal plate that covers the connector and protects it from wear and tear or damage.

MDM-25PH002F application field and working principle

The MDM-25PH002F is a D-Sub cable used to interconnect digital or analog signals. It is typically used in a variety of applications, such as computer networking, data communications, and industrial automation.

The MDM-25PH002F is a rear entry D-Sub cable that is constructed with two backshells and one swivel. The backshells feature two RJ-45 jacks and two USB ports for connection to an Ethernet cable and a USB cable. The swivel is used to route and secure the cables in the panel. Each end of the cable features two D-Sub connectors for signal line attachment.

When the MDM-25PH002F is connected to the panel, the connected device is able to transmit data signals over the D-Sub connectors. The data signals travel from one device to the other through the twisted cable pair and are converted into a digital form by the D-Sub connectors. The digital information can then be read by the PC or other device.

In addition to being used to connect digital and analog signals, the MDM-25PH002F can also be used to connect Ethernet cables and USB cables together. This allows the user to connect multiple PCs or other devices together and transfer data between them.

The MDM-25PH002F cable is an ideal solution for those who need a reliable and efficient connection between multiple devices or networks.

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