100145-9

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Backplane connectors are electronic connectors that contain one or more pins or contacts that are used to form a connection between two devices or components. The 100145-9, is one type of backplane connector, specifically belonging to the Hard Metric, Standard category. It brings several advantages to the marketplace for users, especially when contemplating wiring.

Design of the 100145-9

The 100145-9 is a scalable high-density and high-speed interconnect system. It uses straight through-hole mating with polarization on each 30-degree row. The connector has a 6 u height profile with single contact slider, and has a four-row contact configuration. It has an insulating base material that is resistant to the effects of moisture and vibration. The contacts are made from beryllium copper, with a nominal electrical current rating of 3A per contact. This connector system uses terminations which are pressed into a landing contact in the board to secure the connection.

Application Field

This particular high-density interconnect technology is suitable for use in a variety of applications. Some of the more popular uses include embedded computing, storage and networking equipment, as well as telecommunications switching and routing. The 100145-9 is also used in Ethernet switches, enterprise storage systems, home networking, wireless infrastructure, cloud computing and storage systems.

Due to its relatively low cost, compact size, high speed, and ease of installation, this connector is ideal for use in industrial and consumer applications as well. Applications for the 100145-9 include wearables, medical devices, HVAC automation, consumer electronics and motor vehicles.

Working Principle

The 100145-9 connector makes use of a press-fit connection between the termination and the board. This ensures a secure connection that does not require any soldering or other complicated assembly procedure. When a mating pair is connected, the contact and the termination are pressed into the opposing plug and receptacle to form a secure connection. This press-fit connection is designed to withstand extreme temperatures and vibration, making it suitable for use in environments with extreme heat or vibration.

The 100145-9 uses a locking system to ensure secure mating between two connectors. A locking collar is secured to the board, which connects to other connectors in the system. This ensures that when the mating pairs are connected, the connection remains secure and that there is no risk of accidental disconnection.

Conclusion

The 100145-9 backplane connector is a high-density interconnect solution that is suitable for a variety of applications. It has a compact size, low cost, and high speed and is capable of withstanding extreme temperatures and vibration. With its press-fit connection and secure locking system, the 100145-9 connector can provide an easy and reliable solution for applications needing a secure high-density connection.

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