09281486904 Connectors, Interconnects

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Backplane Connectors - DIN 41612 09281486904 is a kind of backplane connectors used in industrial electronic systems. It is designed to be used in high-density applications. This kind of backplane connectors are capable of providing reliable connections between two printed circuit boards (PCBs) while also increasing the system’s overall stability.

The most basic structure of a backplane connector 09281486904 is composed of two parts: the contact section and the cabling section. There are usually multiple contact sections arranged side by side in the connector. Each of these contact sections consists of two sets of gold-plated, spring-loaded contacts. These contacts securely interlink the two PCBs together.

The cabling section usually utilizes a gold-plated busbar and a dielectric component to secure the cabling. This allows for a tight mechanical fit and helps prevent electrical shorts. The dielectric component also serves to reduce capacitive coupling between the two connected PCBs.

Backplane connectors 09281486904 have several advantages. Firstly, they are very reliable and robust, which ensures a precise, secure link between the two boards. Secondly, they are highly compatible with modern PCBs, allowing for easy integration in most systems. Finally, they are usually capable of handling higher speeds and bandwidths than ordinary connectors, making them ideal for high-speed applications.

In terms of their working principle, backplane connectors 09281486904 use a “spring-loaded” mechanism to establish a connection between the two boards. When the two boards are connected, the spring-loaded contacts compress and establish a secure connection between them. This ensures that the connection is reliable and precise, and that it can withstand the stresses of vibration and shock in industrial applications.

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