208039-2

Series:	ARINC 600
Packaging:	Bulk
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Part Status:	Active
Accessory Type:	O-Ring
For Use With/Related Products:	--
Specifications:	--

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Backplane Connectors - Accessories

208039-2 application field and working principle are commonly used in backplane connectors and accessories. Backplane connectors are used as a means of connecting backplanes, or as a connector between a backplane and an individual card or module. Backplane connectors are usually classified as belonging to either a hook-type or a solder-type connection.

Hook-Type Connection

The hook-type connection consists of two parts: the male plug and the female socket. The male plug has a series of hooks that are inserted into the female socket. The connection is secured using a retainer clip. The male plug is designed so that the hooks engage securely into the female socket and the retainer clip helps to hold the connection together. Hook-type connections are generally used for smaller connectors, such as those found on printed circuit boards and controlling device connections.

Solder-Type Connection

The solder-type connection consists of two parts: the male plug and the female socket. The male plug has protruding pins that are inserted into the female socket. The connection is then secured using a soldering iron. The pins of the male plug are designed so that they fit securely into the female socket and the soldering process helps to make the connection stronger and more secure. Solder-type connections are generally used for larger connectors, such as those found on backplanes and their connecting devices.

Applications

208039-2 backplane connectors and accessories are used in a variety of different applications. The most common applications include computer and peripheral connections, relay and controller wiring, and military and aerospace communication systems. Computer and peripheral connections typically involve the use of 208039-2 backplane connectors and accessories. Relay and controller wiring also often involves the use of these connectors, as they offer a secure connection and are able to withstand the extreme temperatures and high vibrations that come with these applications. In military and aerospace communication systems, these connectors are used to make connections between the airframes and navigation and control systems.

Working Principle

The working principle of 208039-2 backplane connectors and accessories is based on a series of pins and sockets. To establish a connection, the male plug with protruding pins is inserted into the female socket. The connection is secured using either a retainer clip or soldering process, depending on the type of connection. Once the connection is established, the pins and sockets are in electrical contact, allowing a current to flow through the circuit.

Conclusion

208039-2 backplane connectors and accessories are used in a variety of different applications. The hook-type and solder-type connections offer reliable and secure electrical connections in a wide range of applications. The pins and sockets of the male and female plugs help to create an electrical connection. This allows a current to flow through the circuit, providing power to whatever device is being connected.

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