213435-8

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ARINC 213435-8 connectors, commonly known as Backplane Connectors, are modular connectors that employ insulation displacement contact (IDC) connection technology. This is an alternate connection technology that allows for reliable data connections without the need for crude soldering. These connectors also function as a uniform connection platform for the system components in a variety of industrial environments. As a result, they are commonly used in female-to-female applications such as mating boards and panels. They are also highly employable in data transfer and switch matte applications.

The ARINC 213435-8 connector is a male-to-female, two-ended connector that uses two sets of metal contact pins. These metal contact pins are housed within a dielectric matting material, separating the metal contact pins electrically and optically. This keeps the individual contact pins from becoming electrically or optically marked due to device stress or vibration. Furthermore, the metal contact pins are covered by an over-operative layer of epoxy resin. This covering allows for an overarching protection of the metal contact pins in an industrial environment.

Furthermore, the ARINC 213435-8 connector features a wide variety of standard electrical contact configurations. These configuration options ensure that the connector satisfies virtually any data-connection requirements. This connector has up to a 28 pins and a standard pin-pitch of 2.54 millimeters. The integrated contact spring also ensures that the contact pins are held firmly in place during application. To help ensure electrical continuity, the connector additionally offers an integrated pin-guide that is fixed and designed to provide consistent and reliable contact.

Mounting the ARICAN 213435-8 connector is quick and easy. It accommodates a wide variety of mounting orientations and goes along with standard mounting techniques, such as snap-in or screw-locking. This connector also requires little board space, as it is intended to be used in embedded applications. Furthermore, the connector features an egg-shaped mating side that ensure proper connection, even in outdoor environments.

The functioning principle of the ARINC 213435-8 connector is quite straightforward. The user inserts the connector into its mating board or panel such that the contact pins of the connector are in contact with the mating board\'s terminal pins. As the connector is pushed back, the contact pins of the connector become engaged with the mating board’s terminals. This engagement creates a reliable electrical connection, allowing for diverse data transfer applications. This engagement is further sealed by the over-operative layer of epoxy resin.

The ARINC 213435-8 connector utilizes insulation displacement contact (IDC) technology to ensure reliable data transfer connections and quick installation times. Its standardized electrical contact configuration, low mounting requirements and egg-shaped mating sides make it an ideal connection tool for female-to-female applications, such as mating boards and panels, as well as data transfer and switch mate applications.

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