DEM9P Cinch Connectors, DEM9P Datasheet - Page 75

• Manufacturer Part Number: DEM9P
• Description: D SUB CONNECTOR, STANDARD, 9POS, PLUG
• Manufacturer: Cinch Connectors
• Type: D-Subminiaturer

Specifications of DEM9P

• Number Of Contacts: 9POS
• Number Of Terminals: 9
• Plug / Receptacle: PIN
• Contact Plating: Gold Over Nickel
• Body Orientation: Straight
• Mounting Style: Panel
• Number Of Ports: 1Port
• Number Of Contact Rows: 2
• Operating Temp Range: -65C to 125C
• Termination Method: Solder Cup
• Current Rating: 5A
• Housing Material: Diallyl Phthalate
• Contact Material: Brass
• Product Length (mm): 30.81mm
• Product Depth (mm): 12.55mm
• Product Height (mm): 12.55mm
• No. Of Contacts: 9
• D Sub Shell Size: DE
• Connector Body Material: Metal
• Gender: Plug
• Contact Termination: Solder
• No. Of Mating Cycles: 500
• Body Material: Metal
• Connector Type: D Sub
• Lead Free Status / RoHS Status: Not Compliant

D-subminiature
Backshells/Junction Shells/Hoods
Accessories
Cinch backshells are offered in a variety of styles, each having a specific strength.
• Backshells have two-piece construction and are frequently used where appearance is a major factor.
• Cinch SDH Series backshells utilize Cinch’s Latch-N-Lock™ system with quick release
• Junction Shells come in a variety of sizes and shapes including right-angle and low profile.
• Hoods have an improved appearance versus junction shells but no shielding. They are all-plastic
• Hardware, in the form of adjustable grommets or strain relief clamps and 4-40 screws, is generally
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RFI/EMI shielding capability is also an option:
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disconnect. Just squeeze the latch levers to release the connector. Also available with standard
4-40 mounting hardware.
They are generally of one-piece construction with an adjustable clamp, but there is no shielding.
and come in right-angle or straight configurations.
supplied with the product; however, a variety of optional hardware is also available in the accessories
section of this catalog.
Plastic Backshells: No shielding.
Metallized Plastic: Economical method of shielding.
Diecast Backshells: Maximum shielding.
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