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0761651117 Backplane Connectors are special connectors that are designed to be used on backplanes. The backplane is an electrical interconnect system that carries signals and power between electronic components. Backplane connectors provide a high level of performance including high data rates, greater attenuation, and higher power handling capabilities than conventional connectors. These backplane connectors are used in a wide variety of applications, from industrial and medical to consumer and automotive.

Backplane connectors are designed for use in applications that require a high level of reliability and high data rate. They are usually available in a variety of configurations, such as board-to-board, board-to-cable, and board-to-panel. The standard backplane connector is a wire-to-board connector that connects printed circuit boards (PCBs) and/or cables. It is typically used to connect a main board to a daughterboard or cable assembly, allowing a system to expand its functionality or to upgrade its performance.

Backplane connectors come in a variety of sizes and types, and each type has specific performance characteristics. The most common types are single row board-to-board connectors, dual row board-to-board connectors, and board-to-cable connectors. Each type has its own advantages and disadvantages, and the best choice depends on the application requirements.

The working principle of backplane connectors is based on the electrical interconnects between two components, usually on board-to-board and board-to-cable connections. This connection provides a reliable and secure connection and allows the component to transmit power and data from one to another. The basic concept is that two components are connected through a metal or conductive material and the connection between the two components is maintained by physical or mechanical contact. A backplane connector is composed of many distinct parts, including pins, contacts, and receptacles.

The pins of the backplane connector are the electrical components that transmit power and data signals from one component to another. The pins are made of either metal or an insulating material, and their size and shape are determined by the application requirements. The contacts are the mechanical connectors that hold the pins in place and are available in different sizes and shapes to accommodate different pin sizes. The receptacle is the part that receives the pins and allows them to securely attach to the circuit board. Finally, the cover helps to protect the receptacle and the pins from damage and wear.

Backplane connectors are used in many applications, ranging from industrial and medical to consumer and automotive. They are typically used to connect motherboards to daughterboards, providing a reliable and secure connection and allowing for additional expandability and upgradability. Backplane connectors provide high levels of performance, reliability, and power handling capabilities, making them ideal for many applications. They are available in a variety of sizes and types and can be used in a range of application environments.