1982260-5

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Backplane connectors are specialized connectors used mainly for high density mounting of printed circuit boards in rack systems and to obtain backplane system level connectivity. Backplane connectors are typically found in communications, industrial, computing, instrumentation, and medical applications.

The 1982260-5 is a backplane connector that is used in computer chassis to assist in adding boards or daughter boards onto a backplane. It’s designed to provide high speed transmission while maintaining a good electrical connection. The 1982260-5 connector consists of two snap-in parts. It consists of a header and a terminal. The header is the part that’s mounted onto the motherboard, while the terminal is located on the daughter board, and is the part that actually makes contact with the header.

The 1982260-5 connector is designed to provide a reliable high-speed transmission up to 25 gigabits per second through each pin, as well as a short connection route. The signal integrity is also good, as the connector design minimizes crosstalk between the differently shielded connection points.

The 1982260-5 connector consists of two parts; the header and the terminal. The header has a total of 34 pins; 4 power pins, 8 ground pins, 9 data pins and 13 reference pins. The second part, the terminal, also has a total of 34 pins which mate with the header. The terminal and the header are keyed to ensure that the terminal is inserted in the correct orientation. On the terminal side of the connector, 8 of the pins are connected to the mother board’s ground plane, while the rest of the pins are connected to the daughter board’s ground plane.

The working principle behind the 1982260-5 backplane connector is simple; the header’s pins make contact with the corresponding pins on the terminal in order to create an electrical connection. Once connected, the connector carries data, power, and ground signals between the two boards. The use of shielding and differential impedance of the signal lines helps to enhance the signal integrity while ensuring that signals are not affected cross-talk between the two boards.

The 1982260-5 backplane connector is used mainly in rack mounted systems, but may also be used in other applications such as embedded computers. Such applications include data centers, communications systems, telecommunication systems, medical equipment, broadcasting and display systems, industrial automation systems, disk controllers, and industrial controllers.

In summary, the 1982260-5 is a backplane connector that is used in computer chassis to assist in adding boards or daughter boards onto a motherboard. It consists of two parts—the header and the terminal—that are keyed to ensure that the terminal is inserted in the correct orientation. It’s designed to provide high-speed transmission up to 25 gigabits per second while minimizing crosstalk between the differently shielded connection points. Typically, it is used in rack systems, but may also be used in a variety of embedded computer applications, such as data centers, communications systems, and medical equipment.

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