1766830-1

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Backplane connectors are an integral part of any electronic system. A backplane connector is a type of connector used to aggregate multiple signal and power inputs into a single port. They are usually designed to be mounted to a backplane, such as a printed circuit board, but they are also commonly found in rack-mounted and telecom/datacom equipment. Backplane connectors can be used for a variety of applications, and they come in diverse shapes and sizes.

The 1766830-1 backplane connector is a high-density, multi-contact, shielded, galvanically isolated modular jack that is usually mounted to a printed circuit board. It has a total of 37 contacts, with up to 20 power contacts available, making it suitable for a variety of power and signal application needs. The connector is designed to provide superior signal integrity and to be very robust and reliable. It is also designed to have a very low profile, which makes it ideal for densely-packed applications.

1766830-1 backplane connectors are typically used in high-density applications such as telecom/datacom, rack-mount systems, and industrial control systems. In these types of applications, the connector is used to provide a secure connection between ports, allowing for the transmission of power and signal information with no degradation. The connector is also designed to prevent electromagnetic interference, which is an important factor in high-speed applications.

The working principle of the 1766830-1 backplane connector is quite simple. It is a modular jack that is designed to accept a plug and terminate signals with no degradation. The core component of the connector is the outer shell, which has a number of contact points that mate with the plug. The contact points are then fixed to the printed circuit board via a soldering or screw process. This ensures a secure, reliable connection.

The contacts in the 1766830-1 backplane connector are made of a durable gold-plated or tin-plated steel, which ensures a reliable electrical connection. The connector also features a special locking mechanism that prevents unintentional disconnection. Additionally, all of the contacts in the connector are isolated from each other to ensure that the signals do not interfere with each other, guaranteeing that the signal arrives at its destination without any interference.

In summary, the 1766830-1 backplane connector is designed to provide a secure, reliable connection between ports and to transmit both power and signal information. It features a high-density, multi-contact design with up to 20 power contacts available, and it is designed to be very robust and reliable. Additionally, the contact points are made of durable gold- or tin-plated steel, and the connector features a special locking mechanism to prevent unintentional disconnection. It is suitable for high density applications, such as telecom/datacom systems, rack-mount systems, and industrial control systems.

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