4-2170705-5

Series:	--
Packaging:	Tray
Part Status:	Active
Connector Style:	Cage with Heat Sink
Connector Type:	ZQSFP+
Number of Positions:	--
Mounting Type:	Through Hole, Right Angle
Termination:	Press-Fit
Features:	EMI Shielded, Light Pipe
Contact Finish:	--
Contact Finish Thickness:	--

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Pluggable Connectors

Pluggable connectors are commonly used in various applications such as telecommunications, consumer electronics, automotive applications, etc. A pluggable connector is a device or apparatus for connecting two or more parts in a device. 4-2170705-5 is one of the most commonly used pluggable connectors which is widely used across a variety of applications. In this article, we will look at 4-2170705-5 application field and its working principle.

Application Field

4-2170705-5 pluggable connectors are mainly used in the rapidly growing telecommunications and consumer electronics markets. These connectors are particularly useful in applications such as voice, data, and video applications such as computers, gaming systems, and digital camera systems. In terms of telecommunication, 4-2170705-5 connectors are used for 10/100/1000BaseT Ethernet, fiber to the home (FTTH) applications, direct broadcast satellite (DBS) TV systems, cellular phone systems, and land mobile radios. In automotive applications, these are mainly used for navigating and tracking systems and are also used in high-end audio and video systems as well as in battery management systems. In addition to these, 4-2170705-5 connectors are also used for industrial control such as robotics, factory automation, and military communications. Additionally, these connectors are widely used in POS systems, medical equipment, and automation and process control systems .

Working Principle

The 4-2170705-5 pluggable connectors feature a two-piece element: a plug element and a receptacle element. The plug element is designed to fit into the receptacle element. The plug element contains contacts akin to pins, which are typically made out of copper or brass alloy. The receptacle element is typically made out of a nylon-based or plastic-based material with openings distributed across the length of the receptacle. The openings are designed to accept the pins of the plug element. Once mated, the two elements are held together by mechanical friction forces. Additionally, the pins of the plug element also come into electrical contact with the receptacle element as well. This electrical contact between the two elements enables the flow of electricity, which allows for the transmission of signals and power. The contacts in the 4-2170705-5 pluggable connectors are arranged in a variety of arrangements. The contact arrangements depend on the signal type, such as analog, digital or mixed-signal contact. These contact arrangements may include contacts for ground/common, power, or auxiliary signals. In addition, these connectors may also feature contact arrangements for differential pairs and "parallel pairse" contacts. The 4-2170705-5 pluggable connectors are designed for secure and crimp-style connections using external cable terminations. The external cable terminations involve soldering, clamping, insulation displacement methods, and insulation displacement contacts . The terminations may also be designed for quick, snap-in connections.

Conclusion

To conclude, the 4-2170705-5 pluggable connectors are one of the most commonly used pluggable connectors across a variety of applications. It features a two-piece element composed of a plug element and a receptacle element. When mated, the two elements are held together by mechanical friction forces and the pins of the plug element come into electrical contact with the receptacle element. The contacts on the connector are arranged to fit the type of signal being transmitted, such as analog, digital, or mixed-signal HDTV. Additionally, these connectors can be secured with a variety of external cable terminations.

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