201358-1

Series:	M
Packaging:	Bulk
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Part Status:	Active
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
Connector Type:	--
Connector Style:	--
Number of Positions:	50
Pitch:	0.150" (3.81mm)
Number of Rows:	4
Mounting Type:	Panel Mount
Connector Usage:	Plug
Features:	--
Color:	Black
Note:	Contacts Not Included

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Backplane Connectors - HousingsBackplane connectors, also known as housings, are essential parts of electrical and electronic systems. They provide multiple electrical contacts for the transmission of signals between components, allowing for reliable and efficient operation. Backplane connectors are designed to provide a secure fitment of boards and components within a single system, enabling easy and rapid connection and disconnection between the components.Backplane connectors come in a variety of shapes and forms, ranging from simple single-pole designs to advanced multi-level designs designed for complex configurations. The design of the connector depends on the application and the requirements of the system. Some of the most common types of connector housings include: backplane board-edge connectors, D-sub connectors, printed circuit board edge connectors, and rectangular modular connectors.Backplane board-edge connectors are most commonly used in the telecommunications, networking, and industrial automation sectors. These connectors provide reliable connections between plug-in cards or boards, enable easy wiring to the backplane, and provide protection from accidental physical system damage or short-circuiting. This type of connector is available in two types; male and female. The male version has two or more parallel contacts, separated by a dielectric insulator. The female version can have up to four parallel contacts separated by four dielectrics, and is typically used to connect boards to computers.D-sub connectors are designed to provide a signal transmission connection between two sub-systems within a system or to provide a connection between systems. They are used extensively in both commercial and consumer applications. D-sub connectors are available in both male and female versions and utilize contact pins to ensure reliable and efficient signal transmission.Printed circuit board edge connectors are used in commercial applications to link printed circuit boards (PCBs) to other computer systems. These connectors provide a direct, reliable connection between two or more PCBs, enabling data transmission between systems or components. The edge connectors are generally composed of contacts, dividers, and pins and are available in several sizes.Rectangular modular connectors are used to connect two or more modular devices together in a system. They are designed to provide a secure connection between two devices, while providing quick and easy installation and integration into the system. The connectors are composed of molded plastic bases, metal contacts and metal shields, and are designed to provide a reliable and durable connection.Backplane connectors, also known as housings, are essential parts of electrical and electronic systems. These connectors provide a secure fitment of boards and components, enabling easy and rapid connection and disconnection between components. The design of the connector depends on the application and the requirements of the system, and the connectors are available in a variety of shapes and forms - from backplane board-edge connectors to D-sub connectors, printed circuit board edge connectors, and rectangular modular connectors. By providing a secure and reliable connection between components, the use of backplane connectors allow systems to work efficiently and reduce the risk of system damage.

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