These connectors are specifically designed as adapters and are manufactured to be installed with D sub connectors. They are often referred to as either D-subminiature or D-sub connectors, which is a typical type of electrical connector usually embedded in computers and other information communication systems. The metal shield in the shape of a D that encloses the connecting parts, which can be either male (with prongs) or female, gave them their name (with corresponding sockets). The functionality of the D-sub connector can be changed or enhanced by accessories for D-sub connectors, and their endurance is increased.
Configuration of D Sub Adapters
The D-Sub adapter category at Pasternack Enterprises comprises seven component numbers, the majority of which are RoHS and REACH compliant. D-Sub adapters with a 50 Ohm impedance are a component of Pasternack's extensive adapter product range. You may interconnect D-Sub connections with D-Sub or SMA connectors with our D-Sub adapters. D-Sub adapters are produced in gender-specific versions for the plug to female, male, female to male, male to male, and male to female receptacle connections.
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VGA conversion to other types has been carried out by using different adapters. One typical variety is a DVI to VGA adapter, which is possible due to several DVI interfaces containing VGA-compatible analog signals. Compatibility of HDMI with VGA directly is not possible due to HDMI carrying no analog signal.
Typical D Sub Adapter Applications
Although the standard did not mandate this connection, RS-232 serial communications are where D-subs are most commonly used. The DB25 was the initial connector used by RS-232 devices. However, for many applications, fewer common signals were skipped, enabling the DE-9 to be used instead. Although various variants exist, the standard calls for a male connector for terminal equipment and a female connector for modems, commonly used applications include:
- Computer Video Output
- Game Controller Ports
- Communications Ports
- Network Ports
