DSHBXSKAD01X Product Introduction:
Conec Part Number DSHBXSKAD01X(D-Sub Connectors), developed and manufactured by Conec, distributed globally by Jinftry. We distribute various electronic components from world-renowned brands and provide one-stop services, making us a trusted global electronic component distributor.
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D-Sub Connectors are widely used electronic connectors whose design is characterized by their unique D-shaped metal housing, a shape that not only provides mechanical support but also ensures the correct orientation and alignment of the connector, preventing misinsertion. The D-Sub connector consists of a series of parallel pins or hole pins that are embedded into a D-shaped housing that itself provides protection for the contacts, but also acts as a grounding path and as part of electromagnetic interference (EMI) and radio frequency (RF) shielding. The design principle of the D-Sub connector is based on the physical contact of the metal contact point, and the corresponding interface is connected through the spring-loaded metal contact to form a stable electrical connection. Its features include high reliability, ease of plugging, and a wide range of pin configuration options for varying density signal transmission needs.
Application
D-Sub Connectors play an important role in many fields such as computers and peripherals, communications and networking, industrial automation, and audio and video. These connectors are often used to realize the exchange of signals and data between devices, for example, in computer peripherals, they are used to connect computer peripherals such as keyboards, mice, printers, etc. In communication devices such as network switching devices, modems, routers, etc., D-Sub connectors are used to transmit data and signals. In industrial automation, they are used to connect PLCS (programmable logic controllers) and other control systems. In addition, the D-Sub connector is also an indispensable component in test and measurement equipment for data acquisition and transmission, as well as the interconnection of in-car networks in automotive electronics.
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