Unique-Bargains 5 Pairs 25 Pin DB25 Female Male Solder Connectors
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A 37-pin straight female D-sub PCB connector with 180-degree mounting, supplied as a pair
This DB37 female D-sub connector provides 37 pins in a straight, 180-degree orientation for direct PCB mounting. The two-piece pack suits engineers, technicians and hobbyists who need a reliable panel or board-level interface for data, control or instrumentation wiring. ||
The connector mounts through standard PCB holes with a straight solder-tail layout, so installation only requires basic soldering equipment. The plastic body can melt if excessive heat is applied, and the 37 closely spaced pins demand careful alignment to avoid shorts or bent contacts during soldering.
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Check that the 180-degree straight body sits flush at 6.9 by 1.7 by 1.3 cm and all 37 pins show solid solder joints.
Two blue plastic-and-metal female plugs are included; you must source a matching hood, backshell and cable separately.
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