D-Sub Connector Assemblies

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Mfr Part #	Quantity Available	Price	Series	Package	Product Status	Connector Style	Connector Type	Number of Positions	Number of Rows	Mounting Type	Shell Size, Connector Layout	Contact Type	Flange Feature	Termination	Shell Material, Finish	Contact Finish	Contact Finish Thickness	Ingress Protection	Material Flammability Rating	Current Rating (Amps)	Backset Spacing	Features

SDS160-PRW2-F15-UND7-2 CONN D-SUB HD RCPT 15P VERT SLDR Sullins Connector Solutions	0 In Stock	Obsolete	160	Tray	Obsolete	D-Sub, High Density	Receptacle, Female Sockets	15	3	Through Hole	1 (DE, E) High Density	Signal	Board Side (4-40); Mating Side, Female Screwlock (4-40)	Solder	Steel, Tin Plated	Gold	Flash	-	UL94 V-0	3A	-	Board Lock
SDS160-PRW2-F15-QNC7-2 CONN D-SUB HD RCPT 15P VERT SLDR Sullins Connector Solutions	0 In Stock	Obsolete	160	Tray	Obsolete	D-Sub, High Density	Receptacle, Female Sockets	15	3	Through Hole	1 (DE, E) High Density	Signal	Mating Side, Female Screwlock (4-40)	Solder	Steel, Tin Plated	Gold	Flash	-	UL94 V-0	3A	-	Board Lock
SDS160-PRW2-F62-QN00-1 CONN D-SUB HD RCPT 62P VERT SLDR Sullins Connector Solutions	0 In Stock	Obsolete	160	Tray	Obsolete	D-Sub, High Density	Receptacle, Female Sockets	62	3	Through Hole	4 (DC, C) High Density	Signal	Housing/Shell (Unthreaded)	Solder	Steel, Tin Plated	Gold	Flash	-	UL94 V-0	3A	-	-

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D-Sub Connector Assemblies

D-subminiature connectors are named for the D-shaped shroud present at their mating end and the relatively high interconnect density offered at the time of their introduction. Products in this family, which are described as "connectors", incorporate the electrical contacts and the insulation system holding them in position as an integral unit. They are commonly used for board mount applications, although they can also be used for solder terminated cable mount.