2-192004-6

Series:	Louvertac, LAIA
Packaging:	Bulk
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Part Status:	Active
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
Type:	--
Pin or Socket:	Female Band
Contact Termination:	--
Wire Gauge:	--
Contact Finish:	Tin
Contact Finish Thickness:	300.0µin (7.62µm)

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Backplane Connectors - ContactsA backplane connector is an electrical connector that is used to carry electrical signals between circuit boards and other electronic components. Backplane connectors are typically composed of two mating parts: a male contact that typically has a “U” shaped or “V” shaped base and a female contact that has multiple metal contacts that are either coaxial or waveguide-oriented.Backplane connectors typically require tight tolerances due to their function and size. The physical size of the overall connector is also important in order to house the necessary components. It is also important to consider the cost of the connector when selecting a backplane connector. The materials that make up backplane connectors are also important. Different contact materials can be employed for different applications, as each material provides its own advantages and disadvantages. Some of the materials used to build backplane connectors include brass, copper, gold, silver, bronze, nickel, and steel.2-192004-6 Application Field and Working Principle.2-192004-6 backplane connectors are designed to be used in applications where high speed and high data density are present. They are often used in communications equipment, such as Ethernet switches, routers, and servers, and in data storage and medical devices. The 2-192004-6 connector uses a single pair of contact blades that are held in place using a spring-loaded latch. This allows for reliable and consistent contact when the connector is mated and un-mated. The contact blades are made of gold plated copper alloy and are designed to have low contact resistance and high thermal conductivity. The blades are also designed to withstand high currents without causing arcing or damage to the contact blades.In order to facilitate fast data transfer, the contact blades are designed to have a higher signal to electrical noise ratio than other contact designs. This allows for faster transmission of data in applications where speed is important.The connector also utilizes a lock feature that helps ensure a secure connection when the connectors are mated. The lock feature is designed to prevent the connector from coming loose during use. This allows for a reliable connection that is free from interference and unexpected disconnections. 2-192004-6 backplane connectors are typically used in applications with high speed data transmission. They are often used in communications network applications, where they are used to connect network devices, such as Ethernet switches, routers, and servers. Other applications for these connectors include data storage and medical devices.

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