201345-1

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Introduction

A backplane connector is a type of connector used in many electronic pieces of equipment, from cradlemotherboards to servers, and is one of the most commonly used and reliable types of connectors for backplane applications. The 201345-1 backplane connector is one of the widely used, and is a HDD type connector has an extremely high packing density, making it suitable for high-densitypackaging applications.

Application Field of the 201345-1 Connector

The 201345-1 backplane connector is an interconnect solution for high-speed applications to provide maximum durability and reliability. It is a cost-effective connector solution that is ideal for backplane applications such as large-scale storage servers, computer-workstation-motherboards, router/switch interconnect boards, etc. Furthermore, due to the high packing density, it can be used for the interfacing larger amounts of data, and for the integration of multiple components into a single system.

The 201345-1 connector is rated at up to 25 Gbps and can also support high-speed power applications, so it can effectively interface large source and destination devices. It allows for up to 8 lanes, allowing for increased single system data speeds and increased storage capacities. It is also compliant with RoHS requirements.

Working Principle of the 201345-1 Connector

The 201345-1 backplane connector works by joining the pins and sockets, which are soldered together and sealed with a casing. This ensures that the pins firmly grip the sockets while allowing them to move freely when inserting and removing the connector. The pins of the socket are designed to be slightly larger than the pins of the connector, providing a secure grip and a good electrical connection. The casing also helps to protect the pins from any dust, water, and other debris.

The 201345-1 connector is a blind-mate solution which provides secure connections without having to remove or unplug components from the system. This is especially useful for large applications where it would be difficult to access components under the system when attempting to unplug them. This also helps to speed up installation and maintenance time.

The 201345-1 connector is designed with a positive latching device which ensures a secure connection. When the connector is plugged in, the ejector system automatically latches onto the connector before releasing the locking mechanism. This positive latching system prevents accidental and unauthorized removal of the connector in power applications where interruption of the system is not desirable.

Conclusion

The 201345-1 backplane connector provides a reliable and cost-effective solution for interconnection and data transfer in high-speed applications. It features a high packing density and positive locking system which makes it reliable and secure. The connector is able to maintain a secure connection while also installing and removing equipment quickly and easily. This makes the 201345-1 connector an ideal choice for any high-speed backplane applications.

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