Introducing the Power D-Sub 2W2 Solder Cup Male - the superhero of connectors! This little guy may look like your average solder cup, but don't be fooled, he's got some serious power! With his trusty soldering skills, he can effortlessly connect all your devices and save the day in no time. Need to transfer data faster than a speeding bullet? No problem! This mighty connector can handle the speediest signals with ease. And let's not forget his charming personality - he's always up for a good laugh and will never leave you hanging. So, say goodbye to boring connectors and say hello to your new sidekick, the Power D-Sub 2W2 Solder Cup Male!
Description of Antenk Power D-Sub 2W2 Solder Cup Male PDB2W2-MXXX
Categories:Combination (Combo) D-sub Connectors, Combo Power (High Current) D-sub Connectors
High current male combo D-sub 2w2 Connector , steel-tin/nickel-plated shell, high temperature white thermoplastic insulator, machined contacts offer advantages with regard to current carrying capacity, contact variety, suitable plating, and an increased mechanical strength. For the best price/performance ratio, multiple performance options of our products are available as well as RoHS and non-RoHS compliant versions
Technical Parameter of 2w2 DB male connector soldering type high current power
| Material&Finish | Insulator material | PBT thermoplastic, 30% Glass filled, UL 94V-O rated |
| | Insulator color | Black/Blue (can be customized) |
| | Contacts material | Copper alloy |
| | Contact plating | Gold finish over nickel |
| | Shell material | Steel or copper alloy material, Tin/Ni or Au finished |
| Electrical | High power contact current rating | 10, 20, 30, 40 A (can be customized) |
| | The working voltage | 300V |
| | High power contact resistance | 2.7 milliohms max |
| | Contact resistance | 15mΩ Max |
| | Insulation resistance | 2000 megaohms min |
| Mechanical | Dielectric withstanding voltage | 1000 v AC for 1 minute |
| | Insertion force | ∮0.76: 0.3~2N /Pin |
| | Extraction force | ∮0.76: 02 N /Pin min |
| | Durability | 500 cycles |
| | Operating temperature | -55°C to +125°C |
Features of Antenk's High current male combo D-sub 2W2 Connector Machined Contacts
2W2 mixed contact D-sub connector
All contacts are precision machined
Gold plating options available,Suitable for high current application
Current Rating: 10, 20, 30, 40 A
Application of D-Sub Connector 30 AMP Current 2 Power Position 2 Pin Combo Plug Male Pins Machined 2W2 Gold Flash Panel Mount Wire Solder Cup
Communication
Energy
Medical
Robotics & Automation
Drawing of D-Sub Mixed Contact Connectors Solder Type 2W2 PLUG
Antenk's D-Sub Connectors
Are illustrated in many sizes for various applications. These connectors are available in standard, high-density, mixed layout, waterproof, backshells, hardware, and other D-Sub connector variants. Each of these variants is built using various materials, alloys, and with high-quality heat-resistant plastics.
Antenk's mixed layout D-Sub connectors
Feature high-abrasion and corrosion resistance, low thermal contact resistance, very good contact characteristics, excellent solderability, and even plating density. Depending on the application solder pot, straight PCB, or crimp terminations are available. These connectors insertion and removal tools for the crimp versions ensure safe and reliable installation.
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.
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