1-200835-1

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Backplane Connectors - Accessories like the 1-200835-1 are used for any application which requires electrical signals to be transferred safely and reliably between two or more devices. They are commonly used in computing, telecommunications, and industrial applications. The basic components of a backplane connector include contacts, insulators, and a frame. In order for backplane connectors to work properly, they must be properly designed and installed according to the specific application.

Backplane Connectors are very versatile and can be used in any type of setup. They are typically made of compliant materials to allow for various types of mating. They are also equipped with various types of insulation for protection against electrical shock. This helps to prevent any breakdowns in transmission. The connectors can also be designed with a specific environmental rating in mind.

When it comes to the 1-200835-1, the backplane connector is designed to meet and support standard industry-accepted backplane technologies such as Single Ended Parallel Interface (SEP), Differential Data Interchange (DDI), Transmitter Interconnect (TI), and High-Speed Serial Interconnect (HSI). It is also designed to meet and support applications with very high-performance requirements such as mission-critical systems, telecommunications, and high-speed networking.

The functioning of a backplane connector depends on a number of factors. The design of the connector, the type of contact material, and the insulation used are all of the utmost importance. When it comes to using a 1-200835-1, a single-ended or differential contact is used. The contact material can vary from gold, silver, or other metals, depending on the application. In terms of the insulation, a material such as a dielectric material, polyimide, polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE), or teflon are typically used.

The 1-200835-1 is a reliable and robust backplane connector designed to support the transmission of electrical signals through a system in a safe and reliable manner. It is designed to meet and support standard industry-accepted backplane technologies and applications requiring high-performance. The design of the connector, the type of contact material, and the insulation used are all important factors for proper and safe functioning of the backplane connector.

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