1410135-1

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Backplane connectors, also known as backplane connectors are a type of electrical connector used in digital technology. Backplane systems can be used in a variety of applications including servers, cabling systems and telecommunications. Backplane connectors have been developed for specialized uses such as in supercomputers and high speed networks.

1410135-1 is an example of the “2mm” type of backplane connector which comes with multiple mounting options. It has a pitch of 2.00mm and has a total of 131 positions. A mating connector, 1420136-2, is required to establish this type of connection and is also known as an “Enhanced” type backplane connector.

The 1410135-1 is capable of supporting signal frequencies up to 400 Mhz with dedicated shielding and power up to 3 Amps. This backplane connector is extremely strong and has excellent shock and vibration resistance, with temperature ratings up to 125 degrees Celsius. It also features zero insertion force for easy installation and removal of the contact pins.

The application areas of 1410135-1 includes networking, power systems, industrial control systems, and high speed computing applications. This backplane connector is not only very strong, but also offers superior signal integrity, minimising the risk of data corruption. Its specialised construction also makes it ideal for use in high density applications as the space per contact is very small.

The working principle of 1410135-1 is that it is designed to deliver electrical and/or data signals from the backplane to the other components. When an electrical circuit is established between two components, the electrical signals are sent through the contact pins of this backplane connector to the other components. The power of this backplane connector allows up to three amps of power to be transferred. The shields ensure that electromagnetic interference is reduced, allowing the signals to be transmitted with minimal data corruption.

In conclusion, the 1410135-1 is a specialised backplane connector that features negligible insertion force, superior signal integrity, and excellent vibration and shock resistance. It is an ideal connector for use in high speed networks, cabling systems, servers, and industrial control systems. Its working principle is to transmit electrical signals from the backplane to other components with minimal data corruption.

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