4-192013-5 Connectors, Interconnects

Series:	Louvertac, LAIA
Packaging:	Bulk
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Part Status:	Active
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
Type:	--
Pin or Socket:	Female Band
Contact Termination:	--
Wire Gauge:	--
Contact Finish:	Silver
Contact Finish Thickness:	200.0µin (5.08µm)

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IntroductionBackplane Connectors are one of the most common components in computer applications. They provide the fundamental connection between computer components such as memory, hard drives and microprocessors. The backplane connectors consist of contacts and body which helps to ensure reliable and efficient electrical connections between different components. Types of Backplane ConnectorsThere are several types of backplane connectors used in computer systems. Each type of backplane connector has its own benefits and drawbacks. 1. Pin-Grid Arrays (PGAs): PGAs are one of the most common types of backplane connectors used in computer systems. They consist of multiple pins arranged in a grid pattern. Pins are commonly inserted into the body of the connector, and they are usually used to connect memory, hard drives, and microprocessors. 2. ZIF (Zero Insertion Force): ZIF backplane connectors are designed to provide a reliable connection between components without the need to apply additional force or torque. This type of connector is commonly used in hard drives and other memory components. 3. SCA (Single Connector Assembly): The SCA backplane connector is similar to the pin-grid array. It consists of a single connector assembly which includes an inner pin grid array and an outer plate that holds the pins in place. This type of connector is most commonly used in computer storage devices such as hard drives and optical drives.4. Fiber Optic Connectors: Fiber optic connectors are used in applications where high-speed data transfer is required. They are mostly used in telecommunication and networking applications. In this type of backplane connector, an optical fiber is inserted into the body of the connector.Application Field and Working PrincipleBackplane connectors are widely used in many computer applications, such as storage devices, input/output subsystems, motherboards, and networking systems. These types of backplane connectors provide reliable and efficient electrical connections between different components. The working principle of backplane connectors is quite simple. When two components need to be connected, a backplane connector is inserted between them. The pins of the connector make contact with the contacts on the motherboard and provide a connection between the two components.The type of backplane connector used in a system depends on the application. For example, fiber optic connectors are used in data-intensive applications such as telecommunications and networking systems, while pin-grid arrays and single connector assembly connectors are used for storage applications.ConclusionBackplane Connectors are very important components of computer systems. They provide the fundamental connection between components such as memory, hard drives and microprocessors. There are several types of backplane connectors, each of which has its own benefits and drawbacks. The type of connector needed for a particular application depends on the requirements of the system. Backplane connectors are generally used in applications such as storage devices, input/output subsystems, motherboards, and networking systems. They are designed to provide reliable and efficient electrical connections between components. Backplane connectors are an essential part of computer systems and they provide the vital connection between components. Without them, a computer system would not be able to function properly.

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