201355-1

Series:	M
Packaging:	Bulk
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Part Status:	Active
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
Connector Type:	--
Connector Style:	--
Number of Positions:	14
Pitch:	0.150" (3.81mm)
Number of Rows:	3
Mounting Type:	Panel Mount
Connector Usage:	Plug
Features:	--
Color:	Black
Note:	Contacts Not Included

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Introduction

Backplane connectors are responsible for connecting the components of the electronic system. The 201355-1 housing is one special type of backplane connectors that specifically designed to connect modules together within a larger system in a reliable, secure and controlled manner. The two main components of 201355-1 housing include the sub-frame and the mainframe.

Sub-frame

The sub-frame is responsible for protecting the modules that need to be connected. It is made up of two sets of plates: the base plate and top plate. The base plate is made of die-cast aluminium and has pre-drilled holes which allow the modules to be mounted securely and easily. The top plate is also made of die-cast aluminum but is thicker in order to ensure a high level of rigidity. The top plate also features cutouts to allow for easier access to the module connectors. Moreover, the edges of the sub-frame are usually covered in a special coating to protect the modules from any outside elements.

Mainframe

The mainframe is the component that provides the electrical connection between the modules. It is comprised of two sets of mating connectors, including a guide connector and a module connector. The guide connector is typically made of stainless steel and consists of two separate components. The first component is the connector body which is responsible for providing the electrical connection while the second component is the guide block which is responsible for ensuring the connector body is securely fastened to the sub-frame. The module connector is the component that provides the direct connection between the modules. It is usually a circular connector with slots or wires to guide in the connection.

Application field and Working Principle

The 201355-1 housing is primarily used in telecom and data centers. It is designed to be used in systems that have a large number of modules and need to be able to connect and disconnect them quickly and easily. Additionally, the housing is designed to protect against electromagnetic interference (EMI) and other environmental factors.The working principle of the housing is fairly simple. When the module connectors and guide connectors are mated together, the electrical connection is established and the modules are connected. The guide block and guide wires provide a secure and reliable connection without the risk of any loose contact. Additionally, the protective coating of the sub-frame keeps the modules safe from any environmental or physical damage.

Conclusion

The 201355-1 housing is a specialized type of backplane connector that is designed for use in systems with a large number of modules. The two main components are the sub-frame and the mainframe which provide both a secure connection and protection from external elements. Additionally, the working principle of the housing is fairly simple and ensures a reliable and secure connection. In conclusion, the 201355-1 housing is an ideal choice for connecting modules that require quick and easy connection in a system with a large number of components.

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