D-subminiature connectors are basic input/output connectors with two or more rows of contacts within a "D" shaped shield. They got the name from, these D shaped shields, and these were the smallest communication connectors back when they were introduced and hence were called D-Subminiature connectors in general. They are also called as D connectors and D-Subs. D-subminiature connectors are widely used in computers, networks, and communication ports, establishing a connection between the computer and other hardware like printers or power supply units. It can also be used in various types of media applications such as VGA (Video Graphics Array) connectors in gaming, TVs, and recording devices.
Features:
- Standard D shape connectors
- High reliability machined contacts and commercial stamped contacts are available
- Variants with a comprehensive range of terminations
- Ensures proper mating orientation
Specifications:
| Connector Style | D-Subminiature |
| Connector Type | Male/Female |
| No. of Male Pin | 9 Pin |
| No. of Female Pin | 9 Pin |
| No. of Rows | 2 |
| Current Rating (Amps) | 5A |
| Termination | Soldering |
| Country of Origin | China |
