10091767-L0C-60DLF

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Backplane connectors, such as 10091767-L0C-60DLF, increase the reliability of data transmission and fast modular system designs. This type of connector is designed to fit into a backplane, and must meet certain criteria such as having high insertion force, high temperature and vibration capabilities. This article will discuss the specialized application field and working principle of the 10091767-L0C-60DLF connector.

Application Field

The 10091767-L0C-60DLF connector is specifically designed to fit into ISA (Industry Standard Architecture) backplanes. This type of expansion slot has been the standard for add-in-cards since the early 1980s. It is designed to support different sizes of bus cards, which makes it ideal for use in industrial and other specialized computing applications. This connector also uses a unique patented locking mechanism, which ensures a secure connection between the host board and the add-in cards.

The 10091767-L0C-60DLF connector is also capable of transmitting data at high speeds of up to 5.0 Gbps, making it ideal for use in applications that require high data transfer rates. It is also designed to work with multiple protocols, making it suitable for use in a wide range of applications. In addition, it is designed to be compatible with a broad range of computers, allowing users to easily and quickly switch between different models of computers.

Working Principle

The 10091767-L0C-60DLF connector is designed to fit into a backplane and uses a locking mechanism to ensure a secure connection. When installed, the connector is aligned with the backplane and held in place by two sets of screws. The top screws install the connector to the backplane and the bottom screws secure the add-in cards. The bottom screws also release the connection of the add-in cards by loosening the screws and removing the connector.

Once the connectors are installed, the system is powered by a power supply. The power supply then transfers power to the add-in cards, allowing them to communicate with the host computer. The host computer then processes the data from the cards and transmits it back to the add-in cards. This cycle is repeated until all the data has been processed.

The 10091767-L0C-60DLF connector is designed to be extremely reliable and offers a strong performance in industrial and specialized computing applications. With its high speed, high insertion force, high temperature, and vibration capabilities, the 10091767-L0C-60DLF is trusted by professionals to ensure secure and reliable connections.

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