188834-1

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Backplane connectors have been designed to meet the strict and often specialized requirements of modern applications. Among these connectors, 188834-1 connectors stand out for their versatility, reliability, and resilience. In this article, we will explore the 188834-1 application field and working principle which make these connectors the go-to option for a variety of applications.

188834-1 connectors are an excellent choice for connecting high-speed backplanes. Such connectors, known as Hard Metric connectors, are among the largest and sturdiest of Hard Metric connectors in use. They feature sturdy yet flexible pin and socket crimping, which helps ensure reliable connections and long lasting, secure connections. These connectors are also exceptionally heat, corrosion, and vibration resistant, making them ideal for applications that require a high degree of resilience.

The standard 188834-1 backplane connector has a three-dimensional (3D) surface where the modular shoulder interlocks with the printed circuit board. This ensures superior electrical contact matching, as the small contact surface area of a 1.00mm mated join guarantees a reliable signal transfer across the backplane. In addition, the 188834-1 connector is rated for a signal frequency up to 25 GHz, making it suitable for high-speed data transfer requirements.

How the 188834-1 backplane connector works is as follows: the two halves of the connector feature two parts—an upper portion and lower portion. The lower part holds the pins (male) and the upper part holds the sockets (female). When mated together, electrons pass through the pins and ultimately to the corresponding socket in the upper portion. The surface of the connector greatly reduces signal loss and improves signal conductivity. By using multiple connectors mated together, the 188834-1 connector creates a “starburst” structure with an ideal orientation of pins and sockets for best signal transmission.

The 188834-1 connector is designed to support multiple signal transmission schemes, including Parallel or Single-Ended Signaling, Differential Signaling, Current Unbalanced Signaling, and Point-to-Point Signaling. In addition, the 188834-1 design is compatible with a variety of mounting styles, making it suitable for nearly any application. These mounting styles include: standard rack mounts, front-panel/edge-to-edge mounting, and wall mounting.

The benefits of using the 188834-1 standard backplane connector are many. It is a robust and highly reliable solution for high-speed backplanes, capable of achieving data transfer rates up to 25 GHz in a wide variety of orientations. In addition, this connector is compatible with multiple transmission schemes and mounting styles and is exceptionally durable and resistant to wear and tear. With all these features, it’s no wonder the 188834-1 standard backplane connector is so popular in a variety of applications.

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