201350-2

Backplane connectors are one of the most essential components of today\'s modern electrical systems. They are used to connect PCBs together to help make system level connections, controlling, and also help with bus connections. The 201350-2 backplane connectors can be used in various fields, such as computers, storage devices, industrial systems and communication systems. They are also used extensively in automotive applications. This type of backplane connector is a carrier type connector that can also be used as a router for signal routing.

The 201350-2 backplane connectors consist of a number of terminals held in a housing with a contact interface on each end. Each contact interface is usually secured with a screw or bolt, depending on the style and type of the backplane connector. This type of connector has the ability to connect different types of systems without risk of damage to the circuitry or the materials. It is also capable of providing accurate and reliable signal coupling and routing.

The main advantage of these backplane connectors are that they are able to make various connections in a single run. This helps to greatly reduce the complexity of the wiring tasks, as well as the overall cost of the system. The connectors also help to reduce the amount of space required to make the connections, which is another advantage. The 201350-2 connector is especially useful in multi-channel and multi-drive applications.

The 201350-2 connector also has an integrated signal conditioning circuit that helps to ensure clean signal transmission. This circuit helps to reduce the chances of signal loss or distortion, which can cause unwanted system level errors and data loss. The signal conditioning circuit also allows for improved speed and accuracy of signal transmission. This is especially important for high speed and/or high precision applications.

The 201350-2 backplane connectors are typically constructed with a contact interface that uses a pair of gallium-arsenide contact needles. This ensures maximum contact strength and minimum resistance to electrical current. The contact needles are also designed to be rugged and reliable, and can withstand temperatures up to 250° Celsius.

The 201350-2 backplane connectors are widely used in many industries, including automotive, computing, communications, consumer electronics and more. They are an essential component for ensuring that electrical systems remain safe and reliable. In addition to the technical benefits that they offer, backplane connectors also provide a great deal of convenience and ease of installation. This makes them one of the most popular and widely used types of connector in the industry today.