(D-SUBminiature connectors) A family of plugs and sockets widely used in communications and on earlier PCs. For example, the analog VGA monitor interface uses a D-sub 15-pin plug and socket. Also ...

To boost signalling data rate, Smiths Interconnect has introduced ‘split-pair quadrax’ contacts to its rugged D-Sub connector series. Just in case you are not familiar with twinax and quadrax: coax ...

The CBD Series D-subminiature connector is available with Type K, T, and E thermocouple contacts. The contacts can be mixed with signal, power, coax, and high-voltage contacts in a single connector ...

These connectors are everywhere: in control cabinets, factory lines, rail infrastructure, and robotics. Available in multiple variants like Standard, High Density, Mixed, and Waterproof, they’ve ...

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Molex Inc. has introduced a D-sub earthing connector for secure connections that don’t require the use of special tools or specialist training. Designed for harsh environments, the connector meets ...

Harting has developed a family of kits to convert traditional D-Sub connectors to push-pull latching. “D-Sub PushPull eliminates the need for fixing screws, utilising a straightforward push-pull ...

We sometimes forget that 3D printers are just CNC platforms with a hotend attached, and there a whole range of alternative tool heads to use. [Jón Schone] has been doing exactly that, and needed a way ...

Anyone ever had to repair a D-sub 15 pin VGA cable? We've got a 35 foot cable in our conference room that is damaged right near the connector. I've been tasked with repairing it if possible. I really ...

The D-Subminiature was introduced in 1952 and while its use is on the decline, it remains one of the most common methods for making Com, Video and Network connections in mission critical and ...