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Backplane connectors are an essential component of a system that enables reliable and secure connections between various printed circuit boards (PCBs) within a system, most commonly used in computers. The backplane connector 1-1410354-4 is an accessory that allows easier installation of these types of connectors into existing or new backplane designs.

A backplane connector 1-1410354-4 contains multiple contacts that are connected with the incorporation of a board to board arrangement with interconnected pins. These pins allow for a secure connection between circuit boards at one-time, with a single backplane connector 1-1410354-4.

As an accessory, the 1-1410354-4 offers reliable connection of a wide variety of systems. It provides a seamless connection between various printed circuit boards, without taking up too much space. This makes such an accessory ideal for electrical designs where due to the size of the boards, space is limited. It also allows for installation of the connector without the use of complicated wiring or installation procedures, thus avoiding the need for extra tools or personnel.

The 1-1410354-4 features a wide variety of contact configurations which are designed to meet specific requirements of an application. Such contact configurations include solder, pin, and press-fit contacts. Additionally, those contacts are electrically connected via various terminal positions ranging from 2 to 31 conductors.

The connection of the backplane connector 1-1410354-4 to its board is created by a series of pins and their connection patterns. The pin configurations differ for each and every application, depending on the requirements of the circuit board. Most commonly, the pins are connected through a soldered connection to the board which helps to guarantee that the connection is secure and does not allow for further board movement.

The most common type of backplane connection 1-1410354-4 is the press-fit or straight-pin connection. This type of connection is cheaper and less time consuming compared to soldering each pin to the board. The press-fit connection is made by pushing each pin into its respective board until it makes contact with the board, thus creating a secure connection. This type of connection is generally used for shorter length of runs since the larger the number of pins, the higher the risk of connectors moving due to the number of pins.

Backplane connectors 1-1410354-4 feature many advantages, some of which include reliable connections, reduced board movement, and reduced cost compared to other types of connectors. Additionally, their use of pins along with their connection patterns make them a suitable choice for more complex PCB designs. These types of connectors can also be used in applications where space is limited, allowing for easier installation and subsequent removal of the connector for replacement.

The working principle of the 1-1410354-4 backplane connector lies in its contact design. Each contact is designed to have a certain amount of electrical current passing through it according to its requirements. The number of contacts available on the connector depends on the application and type of board. This principle also applies to a connector’s ability to resist any form of electro-magnetic interference (EMI), which can be achieved by tailoring the contact design and size depending on the specific application.

The 1-1410354-4 backplane connector is an accessory designed to meet the needs of the ever-changing field of circuit boards. With its wide range of features and contact configurations, the connector is a great choice for applications where space is limited and reliable connections are needed. Additionally, its press fit and pin connections, as well as its EMI-resistant features, make it the perfect choice for applications that demand higher performance and reliability.

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