A PCB (printed circuit board) D-sub connector is a type of electrical connectorthat has built-in solder points for easy mounting on a PCB. This type of connector is suitable for a range of uses including military, industrial and commercial applications and in computer interfacing.
Features of PCB D-sub connectors
PCB D-sub connectors usually have a housing made from strong thermoplastic and a steel- or tin-plated front shell. They also have several pins which are used for the electrical connection and can be mounted to your printed circuit board using solder.
PCB D-sub connectors have a D-shaped shell that's mainly used in video connections in the computing field, for example between a monitor and a PC.
Types of PCB D-sub connectors
You can choose from a range of different types of PCB D-sub connectors, depending on their size, the number of contacts you need and how you plan to connect your connector to your PCB. Styles of PCB D-sub connectors include:
Description:
A range of Straight D-Sub male and female,
through hole PCB mount, connectors. Tin-coated metal casing.Performance Level 3Machined contactsMale connectors with earth blades.
Description:
Series TMC connectors are available in various housing
sizes and with different numbers of pin. Laminated ground contact on the male housings for optimal screeningSolid contacts on the male connectors with tinned manual soldering termination.
Description:
These waterproof back panel D-connectors and jacks meet
protection rating IP67 and use an O-ring seal to minimise the extent to which the plug connection protrudes from the panel.
Description:
Series TMC connectors are available in various housing
sizes and with different numbers of pin. Laminated ground contact on the male housings for optimal screeningSolid contacts on the male connectors with tinned manual soldering termination.
