2-208970-2

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ARINC 2-208970-2 is a type of backplane connector specifically designed for military aircraft. It is constructed of two halves, each containing 50 male and 50 female contacts. The contacts are surrounded by a shield to protect against electromagnetic interference. The connector is designed to provide high-density, high-speed data transfer with minimal signal attenuation. In order to ensure data security, the backplane connector is designed with physical security features such as a locking mechanism and tamper-proofing screws.

The ARINC 2-208970-2 backplane connector is most commonly used in military aircraft for flight control systems, navigation systems, communications, and other mission-critical data applications. The connector’s high-speed capabilities, secure locking mechanism, and shielding against interference make it an ideal solution for these applications. The connector is resistant to shock and vibration, increases system interoperability, and is highly reliable, with an estimated life cycle of 2000 mating cycles.

The working principle of the ARINC 2-208970-2 backplane connector is quite simple. It is designed as a plug-and-play solution, which means that the two halves of the connector snap together easily without the need for any tools. Once the two halves are joined, the contacts make contact with each other and the signal is transferred between them. The locking mechanism ensures a secure connection and prevents the mated connectors from becoming disconnected.

The ARINC 2-208970-2 backplane connector is a reliable, secure, and high-speed data connector designed for use in military aircraft. Its two-piece construction is designed to ensure robust mating and secure locking, while the shielding provides excellent protection against electromagnetic interference. The connector is ideal for use in mission-critical applications where reliable signal transfer and high-speed data are required.

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