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ARINC 1996731-1 Backplane Connectors

The ARINC 1996731-1 Backplane Connector is one of the most widely used and established standard interfaces with a myriad of applications in numerous industries. This standard provides both high speed protocol specification, as well as implementation of dedicated backplane connector which can support up to 10Gb/s of data rate.

The ARINC 1996731-1 standard is suitable for those who need medium to long haul data can transport high speed digital data. At the time of writing, this backplane connector is used in applications such as aviation, on military aircraft, on commercial satellites, in hospitals and research institutions, and other engineering and scientific projects.

The architecture of the ARINC 1996731-1 Backplane Connector is based on the VXIbus logical hierarchy, with physical layer connections to the interface components comprising of communication ports, bus channel adapters, and a connector system. This system is fully backward compatible with two-wire, four-wire, and six-wire interconnect systems, making it ideal for use in new installations, as well as existing systems which may require upgrades.

Working principle

A backplane connector is essentially a physical connection or set of connections between communication ports and bus channel adapters. This physical layer connection facilitates the transmission of data between the elements of the interface. The physical layer connection uses the physical description parameter (PDP) primitive to indicate connection status and to alter the physical alignment of the interfaces.

The version and speed of the backplane connector are dependent on the connector elements used, the speed and configuration of the channels, and the supporting communication protocol. The connector elements themselves are based on a two-wire, four-wire, or six-wire cable construction, with a supporting power and ground connection which provides the necessary power during data transmission. The provided speed is typically limited to 10 Mb/s up to 10Gb/s.

When a backplane connector is in use, the two-wire, four-wire, and six-wire connectors provide for the transmission of digital data. The two-wire connector carries the digital data as an analog signal via two conductors, while the four-wire and six-wire connectors send the digital data in a serial data format. The connectors maintain electrical continuity between the interface elements by utilizing ground pins and ground shields, which are connected to the power and ground connection of the connectors.

ARINC 1996731-1 Backplane Connectors are suitable for use in a variety of applications. They are robust and reliable, able to handle the highest data transfer speeds while maintaining a secure physical layer connection. Their simple design also makes them easy to install and maintain.

This backplane connector is suitable for a wide range of applications, from avionics to military to medical and research. Its ability to provide reliable and secure high speed digital communication make it invaluable in countless situations.

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