A D-sub connector, short for D-subminiature connector, is a type of electrical connector commonly used for data and signal transmission. It features a distinctive D-shaped metal shell that provides mechanical support and alignment. D-sub connectors come in various sizes and pin configurations, making them suitable for a wide range of applications, including computer interfaces and industrial equipment. These connectors are often found in devices like serial ports, parallel ports, and VGA cables. Their design allows for easy connection and disconnection, making them popular in both commercial and industrial settings. D-sub connectors are known for their durability and reliability in transmitting electrical signals.