414507-1

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Backplane connectors are a type of electrical connector typically used in high-speed electronics to interconnect components. Examples of backplane connectors include ones commonly used in computers for connecting motherboards to daughterboards or graphics cards, and for connecting hard drives to a chassis. This article outlines the application field and working principle of the 414507-1 Backplane Connector.

The 414507-1 is a compact, high-performance backplane connector that is typically used to interconnect systems and components with up to 8Gb/s signalling rates. This connector is uniquely designed to support two-close coupling configurations, which can reduce connector layer-to-layer mismatching and make the system more reliable. It is also engineered to support a wide variety of operating temperatures, making it suitable for a wide variety of electronics applications.

This connector features dual port, stamped and formed contacts that provide robust connections for high-speed signals. The contacts on the connector are designed to be highly reliable, and can be soldered into place. The contact pins are large, which reduces the likelihood of losing contact. In addition, the backplane connector features an aluminium alloy housing that provides strong insulation, and is corrosion resistant. This connector is also designed to reduce crosstalk between signals.

The application field of the 414507-1 backplane connector includes but is not limited to: medical systems, telecommunications systems, data storage systems, automotive systems, aerospace systems, military systems, and industrial systems. This connector has been tested to the highest industry standards, and is suitable for use in severe environmental conditions. This makes it a suitable choice for a wide variety of applications.

The working principle of the 414507-1 backplane connector is quite simple. The connector features two sets of contacts, one for the signal and one for the ground. When the connector is plugged in, the signal contacts make contact with the corresponding traces on the board, forming an electronic circuit. The ground contacts serve to provide a reference voltage for the signal contacts, which helps reduce electrical noise and signal distortion.

In conclusion, the 414507-1 backplane connector is a reliable and versatile connector designed for use in a variety of applications. The contact pins on the connector are stamped and formed to provide stable connections, and the aluminium alloy housing provides strong insulation and corrosion resistance. The dual port configuration of this connector makes it an attractive option for high-speed systems that require reliable connections.

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