17011032202

Backplane connectors are used to interconnect boards, systems, and components in different types of electronic systems, including telecom, commercial computing, and military devices. 17011032202, or Hard Metric Standard, is one type of these connectors. They are found in many applications and continue to improve in terms of performance and cost, making them ideal for a variety of applications.

The 17011032202 is an ICCA standard, meaning it was developed for use in a wide range of telecommunications. It is most commonly used in ShelBOX applications, where it is used to connect a deck of cards to a base card in a backplane. This connector type is a hard-metric two-row connector that can be mounted on the side or the bottom of a board. It has a round male contact that gets mated with a female contact on the backplane board.

The basic structure of this connector type consists of a pin-in-socket design and a key located at the mating interface. The key, or color coding system, helps identify the order in which the pins enter the female contact when mating the connector. In addition, the color coded key helps make quick work of debugging errors in the system.

The pin/socket metal system has been designed with excellent cost and performance characteristics. Depending on the application, it is available with contacts ranging from 8 to 64 pins. The connector is metalized with a metal finish, achieving excellent electrical connectivity with low contact resistance. The contact system is also designed to ensure reliable and accurate mating.

The 17011032202 is designed to meet strict industry standards for voltage and current requirements. It has an operating temperature of -40 to +85C and, depending on the application, can handle up to 32 Amps. The contact system is designed to provide a durable, reliable connection while withstanding shocks and vibrations.

Today, 17011032202 is used in a variety of applications, ranging from small consumer applications to large industrial projects. It is used in telecom applications, such as local loop interface cards, core switch line cards, central office servers, and residential gateways. It is also used in commercial computing, particularly for applications such as server nodes, storage systems, workstations, and routers. The military also makes use of this connector type, in areas such as radiation hardened systems, military test equipment, and Navy ship telecommunications.

The 17011032202 series of backplane connectors is widely used in different applications because of its cost-effectiveness and performance. The simple design and color-coding systems make it easy to identify and connect without errors. The key feature of this connector type is the reliable and durable contact system, which ensures optimized electrical performance that meets stringent industry standards, and also withstands the elements and harsh environmental conditions. As a result, 17011032202 is continually being adopted in more applications, making it a key backplane connector technology.