171322-1

Backplane connectors are a critical link in the process of connecting electrical and electronic systems in a variety of applications, including the common backplane connector 171322-1. This type of connector is a miniature multi-pin socket, typically used in 3U and 6U form factors. It is ideal for connecting multiple backplanes in applications that require high speed, high power, and high-density interconnects, such as computer servers, industrial control systems, and communication networks.

The 171322-1 backplane connector is constructed from durable aluminum housings, suitable for use in harsh environments. The connector is designed with an EMI shield, and is capable of providing up to 9A current-carrying capacity at 120VAC. This type of connector is commonly available in 1.27mm, 2.54mm, 3mm, 5mm, and 6mm pitch sizes. Furthermore, the special two-piece configuration of the 171322-1 backplane connector allows for the use of various terminal plug-ins, including gold-plated pins, solder-on terminal pins, and Delphi-style bus bars.

The mechanism of the 171322-1 backplane connector allows for secure mating and breaking of the connection between the two housings. To securely mate the connection, the locking lugs are used to secure the sides of the housings. The lugs provide an audible click to alert the user that the connection is securely mated. Likewise, to break the connection, the lugs are straightened, which releases the sides of the housings and separates them.

The 171322-1 backplane connector is an ideal choice for any application that requires a reliable, low-loss synchronized connection between two components, such as a power supply and a backplane. This type of connector provides high conductivity, low contact resistance, secure mating and breaking, and a broad range of temperature ranges. Furthermore, the EMI shielding and rugged aluminum housings ensure the connector can withstand rigorous environments. The 171322-1 is suitable for a wide variety of applications, including computer servers, industrial control systems, and communication networks.