17122501201 Connectors, Interconnects

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The 17122501201 connector, like all backplane connectors, is designed to provide a reliable connection between a number of electronic components in a high-frequency environment. There are three types of backplane connectors: the hard metric, the standard and the MTP-style connector. The 17122501201 is a hard metric backplane connector and it has several distinct characteristics that make it a great choice for high-speed applications.

The 17122501201 connector features vertical and horizontal polarizations, allowing it to deliver high frequency and high bandwidth signals. The longitudinal polarization (vertical) is designed for high-density applications while the transverse polarization (horizontal) are used in high-speed, high-bandwidth applications. The contact force can reach up to 6 N, ensuring a secure connection between the contacts. In addition, the connector comes in a rugged metal shell designed for a high level of vibration and shock resistance.

The other distinct feature of the 17122501201 connector is its single-piece contact design. In this design, each contact is shaped as a single piece of metal, eliminating the need for multiple parts. The contact is held in place by two special pins, which also eliminate the need for solder. This makes the connection more reliable and it also reduces the complexity of the assembly process.

The 17122501201 connector also features four mounting capabilities: board-to-board, board-to-fiber, board-to-cable, and board-to-chassis. This provides a range of options when applications require connections between different components in order to be successful. Also, the connector is available in both single-ended and differential configurations, giving users even more options when specifying their applications.

In terms of its working principle, the 17122501201 connector uses four different contact principles: pressure actuation, surface actuation, conductor-free actuation, and air actuation. In a pressure actuation system, the finger contact applies pressure to the contact and maintains the contact until the released state is reached. In a surface actuation system, the contact is pressed against a smooth flat surface, such as a printed circuit board, until the desired contact pressure is achieved. In a conductor-free actuation system, the contact is moved to its open or closed position without the need for any metal connections. In an air actuation system, the contact is moved by air pressure to its open or closed position.

The 17122501201 backplane connector is an excellent choice for high-speed applications that require reliable transmission and secure connections. Its four mounting options, single-piece contact design, and four different contact principles make it a perfect choice for a wide range of applications. Plus, its rugged metal shell provides an extra level of protection, ensuring a reliable connection even in the toughest environments.

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