17211101102

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Backplane connectors are critical components of any electronic communication system. They provide a high degree of reliability, flexibility, and cost effectiveness. This article will discuss two specific types of Backplane connectors: Hard Metric and Standard connectors. It will also provide a detailed description of the basic principles of operation.

Hard Metric Connectors

Hard Metric connectors are designed to meet the needs of very high speed digital data transmission systems. Using a specific arrangement of pins, they provide very reliable connections, allowing data to be sent with minimal errors. As the number of pins increases, data rates increase. As data rates increase, the pins must be correspondingly enlarged to reduce signal attenuation and signal to noise ratio.

The key features of Hard Metric connectors include:

• Low attenuation: Hard Metric connectors provide extremely low attenuation of signals, ensuring that signals travel from one end of the system to the other with minimal degradation.
• High density: As the signal transmission rate increases, Hard Metric connectors can accommodate additional pins to provide even greater signal density.
• High reliability: By design, Hard Metric connectors provide a very reliable connection, allowing data to be sent with reduced error rates.
• Low cost: Hard Metric connectors are relatively inexpensive compared to other connector types.

Standard Connectors

Standard connectors are perhaps the most common type of connector used in electronic communication systems. They are typically used in lower speed systems where maximum reliability and minimal signal attenuation are not as critical as in high speed systems. Standard connectors come in a variety of configurations and sizes, including mini-DIN, Type F, Type E, Type C, USB, and FireWire.

The key features of Standard connectors include:

• Flexibility: Standard connectors allow for a number of different configurations to suit different needs.
• Wide range of sizes: Standard connectors come in a number of different sizes, allowing for greater flexibility in system design.
• Widely available: Standard connectors are widely available and relatively inexpensive.
• Versatility: Standard connectors can be used in a wide variety of applications.

17211101102 Application Field and Working Principle

17211101102 is a type of hard metric connector used in high-speed data transmission systems. It is a 21-pin connector, designed to meet the needs of very high-speed digital data transmission systems. The 17211101102 connector can be used in applications where signal integrity is critical, such as military, aerospace and automotive applications.

The basic principle of operation of the 17211101102 connector is similar to that of other Hard Metric connectors. The pins are arranged in a specific pattern, designed to ensure that signals travel from one end of the system to the other with minimal attenuation. The pins are also enlarged to reduce signal attenuation and signal to noise ratio. As the number of pins increases, data rates increase accordingly.

The 17211101102 connector is an ideal choice for applications where signal integrity is critical. Its high reliability and low attenuation make it well-suited for use in high-speed digital data transmission systems.

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