17241101101

Backplane connecters, such as the 17241101101, are designed for applications where high-speed data transmission is required. These types of connecters are used in many applications, such as telecommunications, data storage, and industrial automation. In addition to their primary use as backplane connectors, these connecters can also be used for signal integrity and interconnection of boards and systems. Hard Metric Backplane ConnectorsThe 17241101101 is an example of a hard metric backplane connector. This type of connector is designed for board-to-board applications that require high speed data transmission over long distances. The connector has high-density signal path capabilities, providing greater signal integrity and performance.The contact connectors of a hard metric backplane connector consist of two parts: the main connector and the mating connector. The main contact connector is designed to provide a secure, reliable, high-speed electrical connection between boards. The mating connector is designed to fit or interlock with the main contact connector, creating a secure connection between both boards. The contact interface of a hard metric connector is designed with precision. The contact surface measures 2.5mm, ensuring an exact and precise fit between boards. This ensures a reliable and accurate electrical connection between the two boards.Standard Backplane ConnectorsThe 17241101101 also falls into the category of a standard backplane connector. Standard backplane connectors are typically used for board-to-board connectivity, but they can also be used to connect boards or systems to backplanes.Standard backplane connectors have a contact interface similar to hard metric connectors, but the contact interface is less precise. The contact surface measures 2.54mm, which creates a slightly looser fit than the contact surface of a hard metric connector. This allows for greater flexibility when connecting boards and systems.Standard backplane connectors typically have two or four contact units, which are designed to provide a secure and reliable connection between boards. The contact units are made of copper or gold, ensuring that the electrical signal is accurately transmitted between boards.Working PrincipleBackplane connectors have a working principle similar to any other type of connector. The contact units of the connector are designed to create a reliable electrical connection between two boards. This is accomplished by applying an electrical signal to the contact units, which then passes it through to the other board.When power is applied to the contact units of the 17241101101 connector, electric currents travel through the contact interface and into the other board. This creates a strong, secure connection between the two boards, providing reliable and continuous data transmission.In addition, the contact interface also helps protect the contact units from short-circuiting and other potential electrical faults. By using a reliable contact interface, the risk of electrical faults is greatly reduced, resulting in a reliable connection between boards.