Spring terminal D-sub connectors are a type of electrical connector that uses a spring connection – an electrical connection that's established by clamping individual stripped wires or cables using a spring. They offer a reliable and resilient connection and are commonly found in computing applications.
How do spring terminal D-sub connectors work?
Spring terminal D-sub connectors have small spring terminals or cages. To make the connection, you open the terminal, insert the wire or cable to be connected, and then release the arm so that the wire is held firmly in place.
Features and benefits of spring terminal D-sub connectors
Spring terminal D-sub connectors can include features and benefits like:
- Versions with horizontal or vertical cable outlets and options with cable entry to the left and right
- Fast and reliable connection to a printed circuit board via screw terminals
- Colour-coded shells for easier installation and repair
- Safe ESD (electrostatic discharge) protection thanks to fully insulated housings
- Constant and reliable connection
