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Solder Cup High Density D-Sub connectors are a popular interface for many I/O applications. Offered in 15, 26, 44, 62 and 78 positions, they are a good choice for a low cost industry standard high density connection. High Density d-sub I/O connectors offer substantial space and weight savings to PCB design engineers. Compared to the equivalent standard density D-Sub connectors, a savings of 40% in space and over 100% in weight can be achieved.
The stamped and formed solder bucket high density versions conform to commercial industry standards and will mate with any opposite gender high density D-sub from other manufacturers. Machined pin versions offer higher quality, higher amperage ratings and upwards from 200 mating operations.
The DE15 layout is much used in VGA cables and has 15 pins, in three rows, in an E size shell. The McMurdo range adopts the American topology of connectors with this pin spacing with the addition of the prefix "H" i.e. HDE15, HDA26, HDB44, HDC62, and HDD78. Alternatively, many D-sub connector buyers call the entire range "DB"; so these connectors are often called DB15HD, DB26HD, DB44HD, DB62HD, and DB78HD, where the "HD" stands for "high density". They all have 3 rows of pins, except the HDD78, which has 4.
Part numbers like the HDEX15SNT connector, 15 way right angled socket with built-in board locks and female jack posts enable CEMs worldwide to save both installation time and cost of inventory. RoHS compliant and suitable for mass soldering techniques like wave or reflow, you'll never be far from a McMurdo High density.
In2Connect stock product from ITW McMurdo and Conec. A choice of four termination styles including crimp are available making this range one of the most versatile, but if not in stock then a minimum order value may apply.
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