Power D-Sub 3V3 Solder Cup-Male

The Power D-Sub 3V3 Solder Cup-Male is a reliable and efficient electronic component designed to provide a secure and stable connection for your devices. With its solder cup-male design, it ensures a strong and durable connection, reducing the risk of disconnection or signal loss. This product operates at a voltage of 3.3V, making it suitable for a wide range of applications. Whether you're a professional or a DIY enthusiast, this Power D-Sub connector is a must-have for your electronic projects. It guarantees high performance and long-lasting durability, ensuring seamless connectivity for all your devices.

Description of Antenk Power D-Sub 3V3 Solder Cup-Male PDB3V3-MXXX 

3V3 male combo D-sub high current connectors with machined copper power contacts, steel-tin/nickel-plated shell, high temperature white thermoplastic insulator and 3W3 contact arrangement. The combination D-sub contacts including signal, power, high voltage in the same housing. PCB configurations can be come preloaded with fixed contacts and brackets.

Specification of Antenk 3V3  combo D-sub plug high current solder type machined contacts :

Categories: Combination (Combo) D-sub Connectors, Combo Power (High Current) D-sub Connectors

Application of power d sub connector male straight solder cup 

Communication

Medical

Robotics & Automation

Drawing of Solder Cup D-SUB Mixed Contact Machined 2V2 Male 

Solder D-sub Connectors

Solder D-sub connectors, or solder D-sub plugs, are a type of electrical connector. As their name suggests, solder D-sub connectors are designed to be connected into your circuit using solder and a soldering iron.

Mounting options for solder D-sub connectors

You can hoose from a range of mounting options for your solder D-sub connector, including:

Printed circuit board mount – terminations include solder buckets or straight and right-angled solder pins for easy mounting to printed circuit boards.

Cable mount – connectors with solder cup terminals and mounting flanges for cable mounting.

Panel mount – connected to a panel in your printed circuit board.

Solder D-sub connector applications

Solder D-sub connectors are commonly used in computing to provide power and point-to-point communications between two devices, such as between a printer and a computer. The range of devices they can be used to connect includes scanners, remote sensors and data loggers, industrial and medical equipment, and portable electric generation equipment.