1218401-2

ARINC 1218401-2 backplane connectors are designed for high-speed data, power, and signal transmission applications. They are compact, low-profile, and highly reliable products offering a high degree of performance. The ARINC 1218401-2 backplane connector is optimized for power, signal, and data applications in modern avionics systems. It provides cost savings to ensure reliable and cost effective system performance for aircraft applications.

The connector series is applicable to a wide variety of signals, including digital and analog data, digital control, high power, and low-level signals. The 1218401-2 backplane connector has numerous features to make it one of the most reliable and efficient products in the market, such as the robust terminal connection ability, high-speed transmission capability, current carrying capacity, and many other features.

The 1218401-2 series comes with contact retention strength up to 7.5 pound-force (lbs.f) or higher, ensuring reliable contact connection even in the presence of vibrations. It also suppoerts data speeds up to10Gbps, allowing for high-speed data transfer between modules. Furthermore, this product offers high current carrying capability up to 3 amps. This ensures that electrical conduction and resistance is of minimal importance while conducting the current flow, thus allowing for reliable and efficient performance.

The 1218401-2 backplane connector is cylindrical in shape with an axial length ranging between 24 – 64mm. It consists of a female socket housing and a male pin. The pin is structured so that the interface connection requires four points of contact as opposed to the two-point methods used by many other connectors. This provides superior vibration resistance and improves the overall reliability and performance of the device.

The working principle of the ARINC 1218401-2 backplane connector is very simple. The male pin is inserted into the female receptor and upon contact, an electrical connection is established. This connector is designed to transfer electrical signals from the top system to the bottom system. These signals are then transmitted through the cable and are returned to the female receptor where the electrical connection is broken and the electrical signals are converted into the appropriate data or signal.

The 1218401-2 backplane connector is most commonly used in avionics systems for the transmission of digital control signals, high power, and digital data. These connectors have become commonplace in the aerospace industry due to their robust performance and reliability. These connectors are also found in military and commercial applications as well.

In conclusion, the ARINC 1218401-2 backplane connector is an excellent option for efficient and reliable data, power, and signal transmission applications. They have superior contact strength and current-carrying capacity, making them a reliable and robust connection for any avionics system. With its simple working principle, the ARINC 1218401-2 backplane connector is a perfect choice for any application requiring reliable and efficient transmission of signals.