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D-SUB PCB Right Angle 9P TO 15P(stamped Pin)

$500

≥1000
Bag/Bags

Payment Type:

T/T,D/P,Paypal

Incoterm:

FOB,EXW,CIF

1000

Min. Order:

1000 Bag/Bags

Transportation:

Ocean,Air,Express

Port:

SHENZHEN,

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Product Description

Product Attributes
Supply Ability & Additional Information
Packaging & Delivery

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Overview

Product Attributes

Model No.: DDR02-XXXXX

Brand: ANTENK

Place Of Origin: China

Interface Type: Hdr

Housing: Plastic

Pin: Phosphor Bronze

Poles: 8-16

Application: Other

Certification: Ce

Gender: Female

Material: Brass

Support Card Number: All In One

Operating Frequency: High Frequency

Classification: Wired Broadband Connection

Supply Ability & Additional Information

Packaging: bag packing,Tube packing, reel packing

Productivity: 100KKPCS/Month

Transportation: Ocean,Air,Express

Place of Origin: China

Supply Ability: 100000K/month

Certificate: ISO9001-2015

HS Code: 8536909000

Port: SHENZHEN,

Payment Type: T/T,D/P,Paypal

Incoterm: FOB,EXW,CIF

Packaging & Delivery

Selling Units:: Bag/Bags

Package Type:: bag packing,Tube packing, reel packing

Manufacturer :ANTENK ELECTRONICS.,CO LTD.

ANTENK D-Sub connectors / contacts are manufactured in plug or receptacle gender with 50 Ohm impedance. D Sub contacts are available in straight or right angle versions, as well as, mount-less options. These D-Sub contact designs include crimp/solder, solder or solder/solder attachment methods.

ANTENK D-Sub connectors has been used in many applications as a multi-way connector, but it is probably most widely known as the connector used for RS-232 serial links. In fact the D-type connector was used for the serial link on most computers for many years, and today variations of D-type connectors are still found on most computers.

The D-type connector was originally termed a sub-miniature connector, and often today the connectors may be referred to as D sub-miniature connectors. Although these connectors were small when they were first introduced, the can no longer be thought of as true sub-miniature connectors.