292177-1

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292177-1 backplane connectors, also known as “stay-in-place” connector systems, are designed for use in high-end data plane applications that need high speed and data density. These connectors are typically used for data communication between two PCBs but they can also be used for power connections as well. A typical application includes a system that requires multiple ports in a single connector which makes them ideal for high-density systems.

A 292177-1 backplane connector is comprised of multiple independent modules that work together in order to connect two PCBs. Each module consists of two parts – an interface board and a termination board. The interface board connects to the transmission line of the backplane with a mating board, and the termination board connects to the transmitting line of the backplane and provides the electrical interface between the transmitting line and the input of the connector. The interface board and the termination board both come with different insertion depths, depending on the application in question.

The design of the 292177-1 backplane connector allows for excellent electrical and mechanical performance from the connector system. The modular design also allows for multiple configurations which can be customized to meet the requirements of different applications. The connector system is designed to contact to different types of printed circuit boards – including FR-4, QFP, and ceramic substrate, and to provide superior electrical performance and mechanical robustness in difficult installation conditions.

The working principle of the 292177-1 backplane connector can be further explained using a series of diagrams. The diagram below shows the overall system design and the placement of the various components. As seen in the diagram, the necessary electrical connections between the two PCBs are made by way of a metal terminal board, while the necessary mechanical stability is ensured through an integrated strain relief mechanism. The position of the individual interface and termination boards is also clearly visible in the diagram.

The following diagram illustrates the inner workings of the terminal board. The top part of the terminal board contains a series of interfacing contacts, labelled A, B, and C, for connecting the two PCBs. In the bottom part of the terminal board, the necessary termination boards connect the inner connections between the PCBs with the outer pins that are visible from the front of the connector. The positioning of the terminations can vary, depending on the specific requirements of the application.

The main advantage of the 292177-1 backplane connector is its reliable and consistent performance. The use of multiple modules and flexible PCB design further allows for a convenient and easy installation, as well as improved crosstalk performance. The relatively small dimensions and lightweight design also means that the connector is more space-efficient compared to other backplane connectors.

In conclusion, the 292177-1 backplane connector is a reliable, versatile, and efficient connector system that is suitable for a wide range of applications. It provides a high level of electrical performance with a simple, modular design that is easy to configure. The lightweight design also allows for more efficient installation, improved crosstalk performance, and a small footprint.

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