1892403-1

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Backplane connectors are high-frequency components used to provide connection between the circuit boards and chips of distributed network systems, including personal computers, networking systems, servers, routers, switches, and so on. The 1892403-1 backplane connector, produced by Omron, is a specialized connector designed to provide reliable connection between multiple boards and rigid cables in distributed plastic networks.

The 1892403-1 has two key characteristics that make it an ideal choice for distributed plastic networks. First, its large size makes it extremely easy to mount and maintain. Its six sides each measure 0.071 inches, guaranteeing a robust connection and ensuring that the board will not come loose. Secondly, the 1892403-1 is robustly built with a double-sided insulation and a 20-position patch cable.

In order to ensure a reliable connection, the 1892403-1 backplane connector uses a machine soldering process. This creates a robust mechanical connection between the contacts on the board and the connections on the rigid cables. Furthermore, the connection is reinforced by gold plating process, making the entire assembly highly resistant to mechanical vibrations and impacts.

The 1892403-1 backplane connector also has a unique feature of multi-pair spreading. Unlike most competitors, which only allow one contact to be connected to two pins on the board, the 1892403-1 allows multiple contacts to rearrange and spread on both the board and the connecting rigid cable. This feature makes it an ideal connector for distributed plastic networks, as it provides excellent signal integrity and superior EMI (electromagnetic interference) performance. In addition, this spreading feature helps to reduce the overall weight of the assembly, making it easier to deploy in constrained locations.

To connect the 1892403-1 backplane connector to the board, the application requires the use of two components: the contact and the anvil. The contact is responsible for transmitting the signal, while the anvil helps to secure the board and rigid cable connection firmly. First, the contact is connected to the pins on the board and secured in place. The anvil is then inserted into the contact and fitted into the board. Finally, the integral pins on the board and rigid cable are screwed together, thus providing a secure and reliable connection point.

The 1892403-1 backplane connector is an ideal choice for distributed plastic networks as it provides a reliable, robust connection point with superior EMI performance. Its machine soldering process and gold plating techniques create a stable connection between the board and the rigid cable, while its multi-pair spreading feature reduces the weight of the assembly to provide easy deployment in constrained locations. With the 1892403-1 backplane connector, distributed plastic networks are guaranteed a reliable connection point with excellent signal integrity.

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