Indeed. For some reason, they all got to be
called 'DB', perhaps because the 25-contact size shell was so
widely used. And before the high-density range was introduced,
the pin-count and shell-size were 1-to -1 matched.
On 2024-05-17 21:28, Donald H Locker
via groups.io wrote:
Oops; I actually lied. The SHELL size is indicated by the
character after the D; turns out that there are multiple pin
densities that can be fitted to each shell size.
Donald.
On 2024-05-17 16:26, Donald H Locker
wrote:
D-submini connectors use the character after the "D" to
indicate pin count:
DA=15-contact
DB=25-contact
DC=37-contact
DD=50-contact
DE=9-contact
Donald.
On 2024-05-17 10:00, John Woodgate
wrote:
Ah! I found it. I didn't expect the
unpopular but correct DA prefix to be used.
On 2024-05-17 14:46, John
Woodgate wrote:
Is there anywhere a symbol for the
DB15 15-contact connector? I know that I could make one,
but its geometry is not simple.
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