148513-1

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Backplane Connectors - Contacts are devices designed to provide electrical connections between two printed circuit boards (PCBs) or two other electronic devices. Common examples include the types used in computer motherboards, where they are used for mounting and connecting multiple components; in car audio systems, where they are used to connect multiple audio amplifiers; and in industrial control panels, where they are used to connect sensors and actuators.

The 148513-1 application Field and Working Principle are specifically designed for high-speed applications. This application also includes connectors with up to 118 positions and 1-row male headers. This type of connector reduces printed circuit board complexity and supports easy insertion for improved assembly density. The 148513-1 system utilizes a three-position male header design and the header is operated in a 2.54 mm cavities. This male header channels the electrical signals to the mating connector in the second board.

The working principle of the 148513-1 connector involves a simple process of connecting the devices and the wires together to form a reliable and stable electrical connection. This connection is done by sliding the male header pins all the way through the female header slots. This ensures a solid connection and is highly dependable. After the pins are pushed fully into the female slots, the outer wall of the connector secures the connection and holds the pins in place to maintain the connection.

The 148513-1 system uses a positive locking mechanism and a compliant design for improved retention strength. The locking mechanism is designed to ensure the contact components are “locked” together, thus preventing accidental breakage and any possibility of loose contact components. This locking mechanism also prevents reverse insertion of wires while still maintaining a low profile in the device. The compliant design helps to absorb the shock of “hot pluggability” as well as vibration and shock. The compliant design also supports a secure connection between the two PCBs or electronic devices.

The 148513-1 system also helps protect against environmental damage including exposure to moisture, dirt, and dust. This is because the connector is made from durable materials such as stainless steel, tin and chrome plating. The connectors also feature insulation material and a silicone rubber seal to help protect against water, dust, and dirt particles. All of these materials work together to help extend the life of the electronic equipment.

The 148513-1 application field and working principle are typically used in industrial control systems, automation networks, instrumentation, healthcare systems, and telecommunications systems. The system is highly reliable and offers excellent performance in high shock and vibration environments. It also resists corrosion and minimizes contact resistance, thus helping improve the performance of the system. This system is widely used for interconnection of electronic and electrical components in industrial, commercial, and military applications.

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