DB-25 Serial Port Connector Diagram - Technical Reference #1612572 (License: Personal Use)

This image shows a front-facing view of a DB-25 female D-subminiature connector, featuring 25 circular pin holes arranged in two rows (13 upper, 12 lower) within a trapezoidal metal shell. The gray housing includes two mounting screws on either side for secure panel installation. Commonly found on older computers, modems, and industrial equipment, this connector was widely used for serial data transmission before USB dominance.

Used in technical manuals, electronics tutorials, hardware specification sheets, and retro computing articles; serves users seeking visual identification or wiring reference for legacy serial interfaces.