143-1910-001

Backplane Connectors - ARINC Inserts

The 143-1910-001 application field and working principle are important elements in the field of backplane connectors. ARINC inserts are a key element of backplane connector designs. They are typically used in the form of a long flexible strip with either one or two notches across the strip. This makes them suitable for a wide range of applications, including high-speed data transfer, communication between two boards, and even in the communication between different types of integrated circuits.

One of the most common ways of using ARINC inserts is in the design of a backplane connector. In this context, an ARINC inserts is used to provide a physical connection between two boards, usually a printed circuit board and a daughterboard. In some cases, these backplane connectors may also include a floating power supply or a coaxial cable, in addition to the actual contacts.

The two primary functions of an ARINC insert are to provide a physical connection between two boards and to provide an electronic connection between the integrated circuits on the board. By providing a physical connection, the ARINC insert helps to ensure that the electrical current is directed properly and that the signals are propagated correctly. In addition, since the ARINC insert helps to spread the electrical current evenly across the board, this helps to reduce the risk of short circuits occurring between the boards.

When it comes to the electronic connections, the ARINC insert helps to create a connection between two circuits, which may be running different types of software. This includes software that is designed to run on different microprocessors, as well as software that can be used to control the peripheral devices on the boards. The ARINC insert also provides a physical connection between the two boards and helps to prevent any leakage of current that could cause interference.

The ARINC insert is an integral part of the design of a backplane connector. They provide the physical and electronic connections needed to enable the connection between the two boards and the integrated circuits on the board. The ARINC inserts also help to reduce the risk of short circuits occurring between the boards by ensuring that the electrical current is properly directed and spread evenly across the board. As a result, these inserts are an essential component of any backplane connector design.