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Backplane connectors are an extremely important element of any electronics system, as they provide the critical link between circuitry and other components. An important application of this technology is 223754-1, which is a high-density, backplane connector housing. The 223754-1 housing was developed to provide a reliable, cost-effective solution for engineers looking for increased density and reliable data transmission in a limited space.

The 223754-1 backplane connector housing offers a number of advantages, including increased connector density, improved signal integrity and increased flexibility. The housing provides up to 17 and 26 signal and power connectors respectively, thereby allowing up to 34 total signals/power connections between devices. This makes it ideal for applications, which require close component placement and powerful connection capabilities. Additionally, the housing provides reliable signal integrity through its 65-way center-mount, dual-crimp technology.

Furthermore, the 223754-1 backplane connector housing offers advanced routing options. Its Right Angle, Any Angle (RA/AA) mounting provides numerous flexibility options for connecting devices in different configurations. This allows for improved signal integrity, flexibility and more cost-effective routing plans for engineers designing systems.

In terms of its working principle, the 223754-1 backplane connector housing relies on its interconnect components to manage and direct signals and power connections. These interconnect components are typically composed of cable assemblies, mated connectors, backshell assemblies, and board-to-board and cable-to-board components. The interconnect components are indispensable in providing reliable data transmission between devices.

More precisely, signals and power are routed between devices via the two groups of contacts located on the housing. These contacts come in two forms: female (or pin) and male (or socket). The female (pin) contacts are typically soldered onto a component, while the male (socket) contacts are connected to the mating components. Together, these contacts provide the route for data and power between devices.

Finally, the 223754-1 backplane connector housing makes use of additional features to protect delicate electronic components from exposure to moisture and other contaminants. These features include sealed gaskets, which protect the connectors from environmental damage, as well as an epoxy coating that provides additional protection against corrosion and other contaminants.

In conclusion, the 223754-1 backplane connector housing provides a reliable, cost-effective solution for engineers looking for increased density and reliable data transmission in a limited space. Through its interconnect components and additional features, the housing enables reliable signal routing, low crosstalk, and improved flexibility for intricate electronic systems. Thus, it has become an indispensible element in the development of modern electronics systems.

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