2143310-2

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Backplane connectors are an important part of any system, as they are responsible for connecting one section of the system to another. The wide range of backplane connectors come in many shapes and sizes, and each one is designed for a specific application. The 2143310-2 backplane connectors are designed for specialized applications and have their own working principles that sets them apart from other backplane connectors.

The 2143310-2 backplane connectors are typically used in specialised cabinets, such as the 24-slot Optima cabinet, designed by Philips. This type of cabinet is used for data processing and communications applications, such as T1/E1, Fibre Channel, Gigabit Ethernet, and ATM. To ensure that these applications are safely connected to the cabinet, the cabinet is fitted with 2143310-2 backplane connectors.

These backplane connectors are designed with a specialised "floating pressure plate" method. This method ensures that the contacts remain secure within the connector, without undergoing any stress while the cabinet is in use. This is done by floating the pressure plate above the contacts, which allows them to move up and down. When the pressure is applied, the plate compresses the contacts back down into their original, secure state.

The 2143310-2 backplane connectors also use a small amount of elasticity to ensure that the contacts remain secure when pressure is applied. This "elasticity" is due to the fact that the contacts are held in place within the connector by a combination of mechanical and electrical forces. The combination of these forces creates a force that acts on the contact, which in turn creates the necessary elasticity to keep the contact secure.

These backplane connectors also feature a unique self-ejection system. This system ensures that the contacts within the connector are ejected when the pressure is released. This is done by way of a lever connected to the pressure plate, which when lifted, ejects the contacts back out away from the plate.

The 2143310-2 backplane connectors are designed for use in specialized applications and have their own unique working principles. They ensure that the contacts remain secure and that the pressure plate is released during use, allowing for optimal signal integrity. This makes these backplane connectors most suitable for use in specialty applications such as data processing and communications.

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