1-292499-1

Series:	MULTI-BEAM XL
Packaging:	--
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Part Status:	Active
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
Connector Type:	Housing for Female Blade Sockets
Connector Style:	Multi-Beam
Number of Positions:	5 (Power)
Pitch:	--
Number of Rows:	--
Mounting Type:	Panel Mount
Connector Usage:	Receptacle
Features:	Guide Pin
Color:	--
Note:	Contacts Not Included

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Introduction to Housings

Backplane connectors are high-speed, high-density electrical contacts used to create a reliable connection point between multiple components used in computer, telecommunications, networking, and other data-intensive applications. Backplane connectors, particularly housings, are designed to provide a secure and stable connection between two components, shielding both from harsh environmental conditions.

Different Types of Housings

There are many different types of backplane connectors, including adapter plugs, receptacle housings, and plug-in connectors. The most common type is a backplane connector housing, which is a plastic or metal enclosure with contacts on each side. This enclosure is designed to accommodate pluggable connections with minimal interference with the circuit board, thus providing better electrical performance and high-speed data transfer.The type of backplane connector housing you choose depends on the type of application you are using it for. For example, there are latching housings, which provide a click-type connection that prevents accidental disconnection, and sliding housings, which allow easy one-handed plug-in and removal. Latching housings are most commonly used in telecommunications and networking applications, while sliding housings are most often used in medical devices.There are also straight-pin and right-angle housings, which have different contact arrangements for different types of connectors. Right-angle housings are generally used when PCB space is limited, and the use of a right-angle connector greatly reduces the width of the PCB. Straight-pin housings are generally used when the necessary cable lengths are longer than the right-angle housings can accommodate.

1-292499-1 Application Field and Working Principle

The 1-292499-1 latching housing is designed to provide reliable connections between components in telecommunications, networking, and other high-speed data-intensive applications. This latching housing supports a stack of 2-56 press-fit connectors, and provides maximum signal integrity in a compact and robust package. The double latching feature allows for secure connections between components, and the use of two latching tabs prevents accidental disconnection.The 1-292499-1 housing is compatible with a wide range of connector types, including Intel 7-pin, CPCI, Compact PCI, Cabled PCI, and high-speed Ethernet. The unique double-latching feature of this connector ensures a reliable connection, even in demanding environments, and the use of press-fit contacts helps to minimize contact resistance. This housing is designed to provide superior performance in high-speed data applications, providing maximum signal integrity and maximum bandwidth over long distances.

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