D‑SUB connector Harting 09 66 452 6613 90° 37‑pin solder type

Harting D‑SUB connector 09 66 452 6613 is a 37‑pin right‑angle solder‑type connector created for reliable signal and data interconnections in industrial and electronic equipment. The 90° orientation reduces the connector's profile and simplifies PCB or cable routing in confined assemblies. Solder contacts provide a permanent, stable electrical connection suitable for environments where vibration resistance and long‑term contact integrity are important.

Advantages

The right‑angle body reduces board footprint and enables compact cable routing while maintaining full pin access. Solder termination ensures robust electrical contact and mechanical stability for permanent wiring. The multi‑pin D‑SUB design supports parallel signal paths and makes it possible to consolidate multiple signals in a single connector. Built to industry mounting dimensions, the connector is compatible with standard D‑SUB housings and mating hardware used in control panels, measurement equipment, and communication interfaces.

Suitable for

• Cable‑to‑PCB connections in compact electronic assemblies
• Signal and data interfaces in industrial control equipment
• Retrofits and repairs of devices using 37‑pin D‑SUB connections
• Applications requiring vibration‑resistant permanent soldered joints

Key specifications

• Connector type: D‑SUB, 37 contacts
• Orientation: right‑angle (90°) for PCB or cable routing
• Termination: through‑hole solder pins for permanent wiring
• Contact material and plating: designed for reliable signal transmission (manufacturer standard)
• Mounting style: PCB mount compatible with standard D‑SUB cutouts and mounting hardware
• Application: signal and data connections in industrial and electronic equipment

How to use

Position the connector on the PCB according to the specified footprint and ensure proper alignment with mounting holes and cutouts. Insert solder pins through the board and solder each pin using appropriate soldering temperature and flux for the PCB and contact plating. Verify solder joints for complete wetting and mechanical stability. Mate the connector with a compatible 37‑pin D‑SUB plug or housing taking care to align the shell and pins before applying any mechanical fastening.

Recommendations

For reliable long‑term performance, use soldering processes that match the PCB and contact material specifications and perform visual and mechanical inspection of solder joints. Avoid excessive mechanical stress on soldered leads by providing strain relief for attached cables and use appropriate mating hardware to secure the connector in place.