10113947-T0C-50DLF

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Backplane Connectors - Specialized provide versatile use of connections for many applications. The 10113947-T0C-50DLF is a specialized backplane connector which is primarily used in data communication systems. It is also widely used in industrial applications, telecoms and aerospace.

The10113947-T0C-50DLF connector is composed of a multi-level dielectric insert with two polarization keys, an insulation housing, four plated through hole connectors, and four compression springs. It provides space savings for equipment, because it is compact and lightweight, and has a higher insulation resistance than most connectors. This connector also supports data transfer rates up to 40 Gbps and has a temperature range of -55 to +105 Celsius.

The 10113947-T0C-50DLF connector is typically used to facilitate communication between a computer and a peripheral device such as a printer. It enables data to be transferred quickly and easily between the two devices, thus allowing information to be process more efficiently. The connector is also commonly used in industrial applications, telecoms and aerospace to facilitate data transfer between different components.

The main working principle behind the 10113947-T0C-50DLF connector is the concept of electrical impedance. This is the measure of how much opposition a device provides to the flow of electric current. As the two polarization keys on the connector come into contact with each other, impedance is measured and the two devices that are connected by the connector receive an appropriate electric signal. This enables the devices to accurately transfer data at the desired speed.

The 10113947-T0C-50DLF connector is an exceptional component, which has provided data communication systems, industrial applications, telecoms and aerospace with an effective and efficient way to transfer data quickly and easily. It has a high insulation resistance and can support data transfer rates up to 40 Gbps, with a wide temperature range. The main working principle behind this type of connector is the concept of electrical impedance and this enables the devices to accurately convey data between them.

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