Backplane Connectors - Accessories

1-1469373-1 application field and working principle is quickly gaining ground in the field of connector design as a versatile and reliable way to connect components and other components in a wide range of applications. With its wide range of potential applications and the ease of use that it offers, 1-1469373-1 application field and working principle is an ideal choice for many applications.

Application Field

1-1469373-1 application field and working principle is suitable for a wide range of applications due to the flexibility and design flexibility that it offers. Most commonly, 1-1469373-1 application field and working principle is selected for use in communication systems, industrial automation, robotics, aerospace and other high performance applications due to its durability and precise connections. By utilizing a 1-1469373-1 connection assembles, a dozen or more connections may be made within a single cable assembly.

Working Principle

1-1469373-1 application field and working principle can be divided into two parts; the electrical interface and the securing anchor. The electrical portion of the 1-1469373-1 connection usually consists of a standard, RoHS compliant, two-finger look-up style contact that has been designed to allow precise connection of all the electrical signals in a cable assembly. When the securing anchor is used, the two-finger mechanism will establish a secure and positive latch, maintaining the connection and protecting it from shock and vibration.

The two contact fingers will mate into acompliant, two-finger look-up style contact and create an electrical connection, providing reliable and precise signal transmissions. The two contact fingers have been designed to minimize cross-talk and increase the performance of the connection. The two contact fingers are also designed to provide a positive latching action that keeps the contact securely in place.

Shielding and Insulating

1-1469373-1 application field and working principle includes optional shielding and insulation options. These are generally needed to help reduce noise and interference in high frequency applications. They also provide additional mechanical strength to the cable assembly and are designed to protect against EMI, ESD and other interference. In addition, these additional layers of insulation also increase the total weight of the cable assembly, as well as adding additional cost. Depending on the application, different types of shielding and insulation materials can be used.

The 1-1469373-1 application field and working principle is versatile enough to provide a reliable and precise connection in a wide range of applications. With its durable design, interchangeable parts and optional shielding and insulation, 1-1469373-1 is quickly becoming the preferred choice for many engineers.