1888123-1

1888123-1 application field and working principleBackplane connectors are specialist electrical connectors that attach different circuit boards in a computer chassis, typically at the back.  Through its design, the backplane connector allows for high-bandwidth data transfer between multiple boards within a single computer.  The 1888123-1 is an example of a backplane connector specifically designed for prototyping and testing applications. The 1888123-1 backplane connector can be used to connect different circuit boards within a computer chassis as part of the development process for prototype and pre-production testing.  The 1888123-1 is a high-speed, low-power connector designed with a dual-row layout to allow for faster throughput of data. This makes the 1888123-1 suitable for applications that require a low power, yet high-speed data transfer solution. The 1888123-1 works by using a series of pogo pins to establish electrical contact and connection with the receiving circuit board.  These pogo pins are spring-loaded and therefore provide a secure electrical connection between the different circuit boards.  Furthermore, the 1888123-1 connector utilises a lock-in mechanism to secure the connection between the pins and the circuit board as well as to ensure that the connection is continuous and reliable. The 1888123-1 backplane connector is compatible with a wide range of circuit boards and can be used in a variety of applications. Some common applications for the 1888123-1 connector can include: real-time data acquisition, embedded systems and automotive applications, fibre-optic networks, distributed control systems, data centre networks, and factory automation. In terms of its physical attributes, the 1888123-1 consists of two connector plugs, one for the sending board and one for the receiving board.  The 1888123-1 connectors are made from a metal material, making them both durable and robust.  Furthermore, the contact elements are designed to be corrosion-resistant. When installing the 1888123-1 connector, it is important to ensure that the connector is properly aligned to ensure that the connection between the sending and the receiving board is correct.  This can be done by following the manufacturer’s instructions carefully and ensuring that the pins are correctly aligned and securely locked into their respective plugs. In conclusion, the 1888123-1 backplane connector is a high-speed, low-power connector that is designed to allow for the connection of different circuit boards within a computer chassis.  The 1888123-1 can be used in a variety of applications including, data acquisition, embedded systems and automotive applications, fibre-optic networks, distributed control systems, and factory automation.  The 1888123-1 connector is easy to install and relatively inexpensive, making it an excellent choice for a wide range of prototyping and testing needs.