D-Sub, D-Shaped Connectors - Contacts

A D-sub connector is a sort of connector typically embedded in electronic and communication systems. It is like a D-shaped metal band with two or more straight laid rows that contain one of them, such as pin contacts, commonly referred to as male or socket contacts, which are female since they are found in different sizes, materials, endurance, and magnitude. 

The crimp contact is the most common kind of connector. A stripped wire end is inserted into the cavity at the back of the contact to assemble it. A crimp tool is then used to squeeze the cavity while grasping the contact with the wire.

What are D-Sub Connector Contacts Used For?

The D-sub-shaped connector contacts distribute data or signals from one terminal to another throughout the D-sub connector.

What are the Types of D-Sub Connector Contacts

• Most D-sub connections come with contacts already set up. If the D-sub connector is to be used for a purpose other than that specified in the original design, the contacts can be replaced.
• Larger contacts are necessary for coaxial, high-current, or high-voltage inserts. If the robustness or quality of the connection must be increased, the D-sub connector contact material can be changed.