S034-68I

D-Sub Cables

D-sub cables, also referred to as D-subminiature cables, are cables that use connectors with d-shaped metal shields around the pins of the connector. These cables are usually used for connecting computers and peripherals attached to them. One example of a D-sub cable is the S034-68I connector.

S034-68I application field and working principle

The S034-68I connector is a type of D-sub cable that is designed for the internal signaling of a computer. It is made of an insulated polyvinyl chloride shield and an internal copper conductor. The insulating shield provides protection from electrocution and prevents external electrical interference. The center conductor is composed of copper and transmits the signals between the two devices.

The S034-68I connector is typically used for connecting internal devices such as hard drives, optical drives, and floppy drives. It is also used to connect peripheral devices such as printers, scanners, and other peripherals. Additionally, the S034-68I connector is sometimes used for connecting computers to external devices such as external monitors, projectors, audio equipment, and other similar devices.

The working principle of the S034-68I is quite simple. When two devices need to be connected, one device sends a signal to the other through its connector. The second device then receives the signal through the other connector. The signal then passes through the internal copper conductor from one device to the other. This way, information is able to pass from one device to the other without any interference.

The S034-68I connector is ideal for connecting computers and peripherals. It is usually preferred over other types of D-sub cables because of its robust construction and reliable performance. Also, the S034-68I connector is relatively inexpensive and can be easily found in stores that sell computer components.