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Backplane connectors are designed to provide high density, high speed, and/or high current-carrying capacity interconnects. They provide a low-profile connection with extreme reliability, and are often used when a single connection provides multiple connections to other circuit boards.

The 16790000006000 application field and working principle of backplane connectors are for a range of uses from telephone systems to servers, and their use is essentially unlimited. Backplane connectors typically use parallel or serial designs for connections between boards, providing a more robust connection than a standard solder joint. The parallel design typically uses a parallel bus for each board, providing a more reliable connection with less latency.

Backplane connectors also often have pins or sockets which align with the individual circuit boards, making the connection highly secure and reliable. They also provide a greater speed and power delivery than other connectors, making them useful in applications where data transfer rates need to be fast. Additionally, they have the ability to withstand more mechanical and environmental stress, making them more reliable in hostile settings.

The 16790000006000 application field and working principle of backplane connectors involve the use of printed circuit boards (PCBs) which have various sized, shaped, and plated contacts on a printed substrate. These contacts are operated when a corresponding pin or socket on the connector interacts with them. The contacts can then be manipulated with a \'hooked\' shaped tool, engaging the connector with the PCB. The pins or sockets are then inserted in the respective board in order to make the connection.

The connector can be designed for specific applications, and in many instances will provide extra features such as power, speed, signal integrity, or grounding. Some common applications of backplane connectors include servers, data communication systems, and telecom systems. When used in telecommunications systems, the connections are often referred to as \'backplane connectors\'. Usually employed in telecom systems, these connectors are extremely durable and reliable with a high degree of speed and throughput, and when assembled correctly, provide a dependable connection.

In conclusion, backplane connectors are a versatile and reliable type of interconnect for a variety of electronic and telecom systems. Designed for high-speed, high-end applications, they are an effective means of providing multiple connections and a more reliable connection than a standard solder joint, while providing higher throughput and signal integrity. Additionally, the versatile design allows applications to be tailored to specific application fields, enabling the use of the connectors for things such as servers, data communication systems and telecom systems. As such, backplane connectors have become increasingly vital elements to many systems.

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