201511-1

Series:	Coaxicon
Packaging:	Bulk
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Part Status:	Obsolete
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
Type:	Coaxial
Pin or Socket:	Pin, Center
Contact Termination:	Crimp
Wire Gauge:	RG-178, 178A, 178B, 196, 196A
Contact Finish:	Gold
Contact Finish Thickness:	30.0µin (0.76µm)

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Backplane Connectors - Contacts

Introduction

Backplane connector systems refer to any type of electrical connector system that allows for the efficient and reliable connection of two or more electrical devices. The purpose of such systems is to provide a bridge between one or more electronic devices and to maintain reliable electrical contact with both the source and the destination. Backplane connector systems are composed of a number of components, such as connectors, contacts, and shielding. In order to guarantee the stability and reliability of these systems, it is important that each part of the system is chosen carefully and designed appropriately.In the following sections, we will discuss the application fields of backplane connectors and their working principles. We will also provide examples of backplane connectors for each application to illustrate the wide range of application fields in which they are used.

Application Field

Backplane connectors are found in a wide range of applications, including computers, telecommunications equipment, medical devices, test and measurement applications, transportation and industrial automation systems, and military applications. One of the most common applications of backplane connectors in the computer industry is in motherboards. In a typical computer system, the motherboard is the central component that connects all other components of the system. It is responsible for providing I/O (input/output) functions, communication between different components of the system, and power supply. The motherboard contains a number of backplane connectors that attach the various components of the system.Backplane connectors are also used in telecommunications equipment and other communication systems. These systems rely on the reliable connection and transfer of data and signals between various communication devices. As such, backplane connectors are used in such systems to support the interconnection of various cellular, landline and cable transmission networks.Backplane connectors are also commonly used in medical devices. Examples of such devices include electrocardiograms (ECG) monitors, ultrasound imaging systems, and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scanners. In these applications, backplane connectors are used to support the connection of the device to the patient’s body and provide a reliable connection for the transmission of electrical signals.Backplane connectors are also used in a wide range of test and measurement application, such as industrial automation systems, transportation systems, and military systems. In these applications, they provide reliable electrical contact between various components or systems, and allow for the efficient transmission of data and handling of signals.

Working Principle

Backplane connectors are composed of a number of components, such as connectors, contacts, and shielding. Connectors are used to connect two or more electrical devices together, while contacts are used to establish electrical contact between the two devices. Contacts come in a variety of shapes and sizes, designed to fit into the specific application and meet the desired electrical performance requirements. The shielding is used to minimize the interference of the signal.When multiple electrical devices are connected together, a backplane connector system is created. This system is responsible for providing a reliable connection between the various devices, as well as the efficient and reliable transmission of data signals. The most common type of backplane connector is the PCB (printed circuit board) connector, which is used in most applications. In this type of connector, an electrical current is routed through the circuit and contacts that are situated on a PCB.Other types of backplane connectors include ribbon cable connectors, which are used in a variety of industrial and military applications. These connectors are composed of multiple parallel contacts which are designed to provide a reliable and flexible connection between multiple circuits. D-subminiature and crimp connectors are some other commonly used types of backplane connectors.

Conclusion

In conclusion, backplane connectors are essential components in a variety of electrical devices and systems. Their primary purpose is to provide a reliable connection between two or more electronic devices, as well as the efficient transmission of data signals. Different types of backplane connectors are used for different applications, depending on the desired electrical performance. By selecting and designing the correct type of connector for an application, one can ensure a reliable and stable connection between multiple electrical devices.

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