2007786-3

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Backplane connectors are a type of specialized connector used to connect two conductive devices to a common plane. This type of connector has traditionally been used in the computer and electronics industries for specific applications, such as those involving backplanes. The 2007786-3 backplane connector is one such example of a specialized, high-performance backplane connector.

The 2007786-3 backplane connector is designed to provide reliable electrical and mechanical performance for applications requiring extreme data rates. It is a high density double-row connector that has a pitch of 0.8mm and a total number of pins of up to 196. The connector has two mating blades that are shrouded in a self-guiding housing to facilitate quick and reliable mating in high-density applications. The connector also features a keying system that prevents the user from mismating the electrical terminals. The contact layout also allows for increased stability between devices within an application.

The 2007786-3 backplane connector is offered in a variety of different configurations to suit specific application requirements. There are four different versions available, with a variety of pin numbers, including 128-164, 164-196, 226-262, and 256-300. The connectors also feature an IP65 enclosure rating, which ensures protection against liquid and dust ingress. The connectors have an operating temperature range of -55°C to +105°C, making them ideal for a range of industrial and commercial applications.

The 2007786-3 backplane connector is suitable for a range of applications, including high-end computing, communications, consumer, enterprise, aerospace and military. In addition to the connector itself, a wide range of accessories are also available to assist in meeting the needs of different applications. These accessories include cable clamps, dust caps, adapters, feed thru harnesses, mounting plates, panel mount kits, and EMI/RFI filters.

The 2007786-3 backplane connector’s working principle is dependent on its contact type. It’s most commonly used contact type is the Low Insertion Force (LIF) contact. This contact type is based on a unique self-aligning design, which features a dual-core system and individual contact blades. Each contact blade has two contact points that provide a secure connection while also preventing shorts and misalignments. LIF contacts are designed to reduce insertion forces, which is important for high-density applications where contact damage can be a problem.

For applications where higher insertion forces are required, the 2007786-3 backplane connector also offers a High Insertion Force (HIF) contact type. This contact type features a compact design that has three contact blades and is designed to provide higher insertion forces. Its contact blades are extra-long for increased contact force, and have a recessed profile to help prevent contact damage and shorts.

The 2007786-3 backplane connector also offers a High-Current Contact (HCC) contact type for applications needing higher current ratings. This contact type is a two-piece, self-aligning contact that offers a high power density and low contact resistance. It also has an extended contact blade for improved current transfer, and a special profile to protect against contact damage. The HCC contact is designed to be used in high-current applications, including those that require EMC compliance and high shock and vibration resistance.

The 2007786-3 backplane connector provides reliable electrical and mechanical performance for a variety of different applications. Its wide range of contact types, along with its numerous available accessories and its IP65 enclosure rating, make it an ideal choice for numerous industrial and commercial applications. The connector’s robust design and high-performance capabilities make it a reliable choice for a variety of different applications.

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