MDM-51PH072F

Due to market price fluctuations, if you need to purchase or consult the price. You can contact us or emial to us:   sales@allicdata.com

D-Sub connecters are the most popular type of data connector in use today and MDM-51PH072F is among the most widely used of these. Let’s take a closer look at the application field and working principle of this type of connector.

Application Field

MDM-51PH072F D-Sub connectors are most commonly used in equipment with signal transmission requirements. They also have a variety of automation and control applications. Thanks to their configurable design, they are suited for various data and communication system configurations. Common applications for this type of connector include video surveillance, industrial control systems, access control systems, automatic toll systems, and so on.

These connectors are often found in serial ports and more recently USB, FireWire, SCSI and Ethernet ports, as well as video, audio, and control products. They find extensive use in the PCB assembly of computers, industrial equipment such as medical machines, communications systems, and consumer electronic products. You will generally see one of these connectors on the ends of a cable. They are available in standard sizes from 9-pin up to 80-pin models.

Working Principle

The working principle of the MDM-51PH072F D-Sub connectors is relatively simple. The plug and the associated cable connect together, and when pressure is applied to the module, the contacts connect, forming an electrical connection which can transfer data or power, depending on the wire configuration.

The pins on the plug are connected to the wires which come out of the back of the plug. The pins on the receptacle are also connected to the wires which come out of the back of the plug, forming an electrical connection between the plug and the receptacle.

The power and data lines are connected via solder points, and they carry both current and voltage signals to the connected devices. The pins can be configured for different types of signals, such as low voltage, RS232, low power, etc. depending on the specific application requirements.

Another key feature is that the connector can be designed to meet the requirements of a variety of cable types, including shielded cables, low-loss cables, and low-profile cables.

In conclusion, the MDM-51PH072F D-Sub connectors are versatile, reliable connectors suitable for a wide range of signal and power applications. They are easy to configure, have a low noise level, have corrosion-resistant contacts, and are highly reliable.

The specific data is subject to PDF, and the above content is for reference