2007824-1

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Backplane connectors are primarily used in the design and construction of electronic devices. They are characterized by their ability to electrically connect a number of components together on a common board or other flat surface. Typically these components are arranged in a pattern, referred to as a backplane. Specialized connectors are designed for use with high speed data applications, such as in servers and workstations.

The 2007824-1 backplane connector is a specialized backplane connector manufactured by Phoenix Contact. This product is extremely versatile and is capable of supporting both power and signal connections in a single application. Backplane connectors are typically used in the automotive, medical, and communications industries.

The 2007824-1 backplane connector has an impressive range of features and benefits that make it an ideal choice for use with high speed data applications. It has a robust design with full grounding capabilities to ensure a reliable signal path. It also has a wide range of compatible connection types to meet the needs of the most demanding data transmissions.

The connection types supported by the 2007824-1 backplane connector include high speed coaxial, fiber optic, micro miniaturized and micro coaxial cables. The connector also has a thermally stable design that ensures a reliable transfer of data in high temperature environments. It is designed to support a maximum of 32 individual data lines at one time.

The 2007824-1 backplane connector also comes with a number of other features such as UL approved plating, improved signal integrity, and a highly reliable design. The connector can support a variety of different mounting configurations and is also RoHS compliant.

In terms of working principle, the 2007824-1 backplane connector is designed to ensure the shortest possible path between two electronic components. The internal construction of the connector includes a base plate, a guide plate, and a dielectric layer. The base plate supports the guide plate, which is then secured in place with the dielectric layer. The two components to be connected to the backplane are then plugged into the two closest contact points.

The contact points serve as an electrical link between the components and the encapsulated dielectric material within the connector housing. This dielectric material helps to reduce any signal interference or cross-talk between the components and the backplane. In addition, the connectors are designed to accommodate different contact configurations, which allows for additional flexibility when it comes to connecting components.

The 2007824-1 backplane connector has proven to be an effective way to provide reliable data transmission between electronic components in high speed applications. The connectors are designed to meet a wide variety of applications and offer superior performance in a rugged and reliable package. This product is a great choice for those looking for a rugged and reliable high speed backplane connection.

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