Interface & signals
Specify interface, contacts and protocol requirements; connector shape alone does not establish data rate.
I/O & data connectors
Confirm connector form separately from electrical and signal requirements. USB, RJ and D-SUB interfaces also need mounting, shielding and PCB checks.
Three decisions before selection
Mechanical fit
Check mid-mount or surface placement, horizontal/vertical orientation, locating posts, shell anchors and panel clearance.
Shielding & life
Review shield grounding, mating requirements and their test conditions for the intended device.
I/O & data connectors products
Open specification filtersRemote I/O module DF50-C-CC-FB
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Remote I/O module DF50-C-EC
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Remote I/O module DF50-C-EN-IP
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Remote I/O module DF50-C-MD-TCP
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Remote I/O module DF50-C-PN-RT
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Remote I/O module DF50-M-16DI-16DO-N
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Remote I/O module DF50-M-16DI-P/N-TS
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Remote I/O module DF50-M-32DI-P/N
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Prepare the documents you need
Interface definition, PCB footprint, outline and model-specific performance data.
I/O & data connectors selection question
Does a Type-C shape imply a fixed power or data rate?
No. Verify contact configuration, component ratings, and the protocol and cable used by the complete system separately.