171332-1

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Backplane Connectors - Housings, which includes 171332-1’s, provide the two main parts necessary for any electrical connection: the physical contact surface on which power or data conductors can be connected, and the electrical insulating barrier that separates the two conductors. 171332-1’s provide a reliable, low-cost way for designers to integrate electrical and mechanical components into equipment, while greatly increasing the capacity of existing circuits for data and power applications.

171332-1 backplane connector housings are commonly found in a variety of applications, from military and aerospace avionics to medical systems, industrial robotics, and consumer electronics. These compact housings can accommodate up to eight separate I/O pins, allowing designers to quickly add additional power or signal I/O circuitry. The standard pin spacing of 1.00 mm (0.039 in) provides design flexibility, allowing designers to configure their designs to accommodate both high-speed and low-speed applications. The housings come in a number of configurations, from single-row and double-row configurations to vertical, right-angle, and flanged variants.

171332-1 backplane connector housings are designed for easy installation. The housings feature specially designed gripping features that allow for one-handed installation and removal. The housings are also designed to be compatible with a range of board and panel materials, including aluminum and standard or specialty paper-based composites. The housings are also designed to tolerate shock and vibration, making them a reliable choice for rapid-response applications.

The working principle of 171332-1 backplane connector housings is simple. Electrical current flows through the connectors, which are effectively a bridge between two conductors. The conductors make physical contact with each other via the housings, allowing electrical charge to pass between them. The contact between the conductors not only needs to be strong enough to carry the current between them, but also needs to be insulated enough so that the current isn\'t shorted out. The housings provide this insulation, as well as the necessary physical contact for the conductors to carry current.

171332-1 backplane connector housings are certified to international standards such as UL, CSA, and IEC. They are designed to operate reliably in a variety of environments, including those that are subject to extreme temperatures, high humidity, corrosive atmospheres, and vibration. They are also available with an optional environmental sealing feature that further increases the reliability of connections in environments where the levels of moisture, humidity, and other environmental factors are unpredictable.

171332-1 backplane connector housings are an efficient way to bridge electrical connections between conductors while maintaining a reliable, low-cost solution. The contact surface is designed for easy installation and uninstalling, and the housings are designed to tolerate extreme environments and rapid response applications. This makes them the perfect choice for a wide range of applications, from military and aerospace to medical and consumer electronics.

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