213364-1

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Backplane connectors and accessories are designed to provide high-speed, reliable and robust connectivity solutions for various backplane and interconnect applications. The components are used to reduce signal losses, shield against electromagnetic interference and provide reliable connections between modules. The products are used in a variety of backplane systems, such as digital and fibre distribution systems, telecom systems and computer systems.

The 213364-1 application field and working principle is based on the DIN 41524 connector platform. These connectors have a simple dual mechanism which is suitable for high-speed signal transmittal and separation of power in a backplane environment. The 213364-1 connector consists of a pin and socket set embedded in a housing. The contacts on the connectors have sprung tips which increases the number of operations they can withstand without contact wear.

The working principle behind the 213364-1 connector is based on a spring-cage contact locking system. This system makes use of ‘snap-action’ contacts which are designed to snap over the center of the contact housing, locking the contacts into position. Spring-cage contact locking ensures a reliable connection between the contacts and prevents contact slippage or disconnecting. The mating force of the connection is also increased due to the snap-action locking system.

The 213364-1 block connectors are designed for very reliable mating. The block mounts flush to the PC board ensuring an easy insertion and extraction of the connector from the board. The connectors allow for 8 /14 /16 bit Transmission Lines, for example SSTL/LVSTL signals which can be securely connected using the 213364-1 connector. These connectors feature contact retention which maintains the connector’s reliability by restraining the contact from

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