1410338-6

Series:	MultiGig
Packaging:	Tray
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Part Status:	Active
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
Accessory Type:	Guide Module
For Use With/Related Products:	--
Specifications:	--

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Introduction

The 1410338-6 is a backplane connector accessory designed to interconnect printed circuit boards. Also known as a “signal flex system,” the 1410338-6 is a modular system with several options, including options for soldering, screwing, or both. It is also available in a variety of sizes and configurations.

Application Field

The 1410338-6 can be used in a variety of applications, including power supply connections, analog equipment, microprocessor based control systems, industrial instrumentation, communications systems and data processing systems. The 1410338-6 can also be used in the creation of backplane assemblies of varying lengths, and with various combinations of electrical functions.

Working Principle

The 1410338-6 utilizes signal contacts which are wired and then thermally bonded to create a secure interface. The signal contacts are arranged in two rows across the board, and they are connected via a special screw or soldering technique to create an electrical connection between the components on either side. In order to achieve the necessary level of connectivity, the contacts must be both properly and tightly thermally bonded to the board. The 1410338-6 is also able to accommodate shielding options such as a metal-over-plastic or a fiber-optic shield to enhance performance and prevent interference.

Materials

The 1410338-6 is made from aluminum and nickel-plated copper. The plastic portions are made from a specialized thermal plastic that provides superior strain relief. The aluminum and nickel-plated copper are highly resistant to corrosion and can ensure a reliable connection between the two components.

Advantages

The 1410338-6 offers a number of advantages over traditional backplane connectors. The modular design allows the user to customize the system to their needs, and the components can be easily replaced if needed. The thermally bonded contacts provide superior connection strength and reliability. Furthermore, the 1410338-6 is resistant to common electrical issues such as EMI and crosstalk.

Disadvantages

The 1410338-6 does have a few drawbacks. For example, the thermally bonded contacts can be difficult to replace if the board is damaged. Furthermore, the board’s components can become loose over time, which can lead to connections that are unreliable. Also, the cost of the 1410338-6 is slightly higher than traditional backplane connectors.

Conclusion

The 1410338-6 is an excellent choice for creating backplane assemblies or for connecting printed circuit boards in a variety of applications. Its modular design allows the user to customize the system to their needs, and its thermally bonded contacts provide superior connection strength and reliability. Furthermore, the 1410338-6 is resistant to common electrical issues and is generally more cost effective than traditional backplane connectors.

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