There are a number of pages that deal with D Sub-miniature connectors on the engineering web site. The main two are Manufacturers of Commercial D-Sub Connectors, and Manufacturers of Military D-Sub Connectors. Military connectors meet the MIL-DTL-24308 specification.
A graphic of a D-Subminiature outline, and a table of D-Sub mechanical dimensions is provided to determine the different sizes available. Along with a new page providing Insert Arrangements for D-sub connectors.
9-pin D-Sub Insert Arrangements,
15-pin D-Sub Insert Arrangements, Size 22 Contacts.
15-pin D-Sub Insert Arrangements, Size 20 Contacts.
25-pin D-Sub Insert Arrangements,
26-pin D-Sub Insert Arrangements,
37-pin D-Sub Insert Arrangements,
44-pin D-Sub Insert Arrangements,
50-pin D-Sub Insert Arrangements,
62-pin D-Sub Insert Arrangements,
78-pin D-Sub Insert Arrangements,
104-pin D-Sub Insert Arrangements.
So the Insert Arrangements for D-subs gives the dimensions and locations of the individual pins, while the Dimensional outline for D-subs gives the case out-line. In addition, you can determine the pin location or pin numbering using the 'insert arrangement' pages.
Although in declining usage on PC's the three most common sizes used are the 9-pin [Serial Port], the 15-pin [Video Port], and the 25-pin [Parallel Port].
A related page, general listing of Manufacturers of Military Grade Connectors.
Wednesday, October 29, 2008
D-Sub Connector Insert Arragenments
Posted by Leroy at 6:28 AM
Labels: Connector, Dictionary, Manufacturers, Military
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6/19/09 The section on connector insert arrangements isn't doing to bad, but hits are fairly low.
The page with the lowest visits covers pin assignments for the 62-pin connector, maybe it's just an odd size connector;
http://www.interfacebus.com/Connector_D-Sub_62-pin_insert_arrangements_size_22.html
That page does not have a page rank yet either.
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