100-290-203

Backplane connectors are components used to interconnect various electronic circuits together. They provide electrical pathways for signal transmission between different boards, modules and components within the same electronic circuit. The connector type used in 100-290-203 application field is a dual inline backplane connector, which consists of contacts arranged in two rows, with two sections of the connector in each row. The contacts of the connector are arranged in two tiers with each tier having two sections.

The contacts used in 100-290-203 application field are either plated or welded contacts which are made of gold alloy or copper. The primary use of plated contacts is to reduce electromagnetic interference or crosstalk during signal transmission and prevent high voltage breakdowns or arcs. The welded contacts are good for high vibration applications as they provide good electrical contact even when they are subjected to shocks and vibrations. Also, the welded contacts reduce contact resistance and minimize the risk of corrosion.

The 100-290-203 connector works when two or more connectors are mated together. The pins of the connectors are inserted into the header on the backplane board. The header has an array of points which matches the points of the connector pins. As the pins are inserted, an electrical connection is established between the pins on the backplane board and the contacts of the connector. This electrical connection is then used to transmit signals between the circuit boards. The contacts of the connector provide a secure connection between the backplane board and the circuit board.

The working principle of the 100-290-203 backplane connector is based on the use of a metal spring contact that is capable of resisting a wide range of temperatures and pressures. The spring contact is designed to make and break electrical contacts as it is depressed or released. This ensures reliable and secure electrical connections between the backplane board and the circuit boards. The metal spring contact also ensures that no voltage or current is lost during the signal transmission.

The 100-290-203 backplane connector is used in a variety of applications such as communication systems, industrial controls, aerospace and automotive electronics. It is a reliable and secure form of electrical connection and can provide many years of reliable service. The connectors are available in various sizes and configurations which make them suitable for a wide range of applications.

Backplane connectors are a vital component in any circuit board or electronic system. The 100-290-203 application field, which makes use of a dual-inline connector, is a reliable form of electrical connection that provides many years of reliable service. The contacts of the connector provide secure electrical pathways for signal transmissions while the metal spring contact ensures reliable and secure electrical connections.