5-192033-2

Backplane Connectors - Contacts provide a reliable connection of electronic components in backplanes. They are in the form of a contact that is either snapped into or screwed into the terminals of the backplane. The contact itself is then connected by wires to various electronic components in order to complete the connection of all parts.

5-192033-2 is a backplane contact system which is a connector for connecting printed circuit boards, used mainly to maximize data transfer rate while minimizing power consumption. It consists of two male and two female contact arms that are made up of terminating contacts of wire-to-board connectivity. The contacts are comprised of stainless steel or phosphor bronze and occur in two different sizes, depending on model. 5-192033-2 also provides contact between the contact arms and the printed circuit board. In this model, the contact arms for male and female are also provided with a spacer to provide a distance or space between the two.

Application Field and Working Principle of 5-192033-2

Due to its compactness, 5-192033-2 Backplane Connector is well suited for use in both narrow and wide backplane systems. In particular, the narrow profile and high electrical density of the backplane connectors make them well suited for applications that require high speed data transfers and/or multiple control signals. 5-192033-2 Backplane Connector will work in any environment where humidity, dust, and dirt could be present, such as in industrial facilities and outdoor locations. In addition, this model has low contact resistance and require long-term durability to maintain electrical properties under conditions of changing temperature, vibration, or shock.

The main components of 5-192033-2 are two metal clips, a contact arm, two pins and a contact guard. The contact arm of this connectors fit into holes in the printed circuit board and the pins fit through the contact arm, providing electrical connections between the components on the board. This metal clip helps in locking the connector into the board. The contact guard helps in protecting the electrical contacts from dust, humidity and vibration either within or outside the connector. When this connector is assembled, the contact arm is placed over the two pins so that the contact guard wraps around the pins and is secured in place by the metal clip.

5-192033-2 connector has a high contact density that allows for multiple connections with minimal space. Furthermore, it can be connected to the printed circuit board without need of a soldering process. The two metal clips also provide a secure fitment for the connector. The contact guard ensures adequate protection against dust and moisture. In addition, its contact resistance is very low, which gives it a high degree of reliability.

In conclusion, 5-192033-2 backplane connector is an ideal choice for connecting high-speed data lines and multiple control signals. It can also be used in harsh environments involving dust and moisture. It is a reliable connector that is relatively easy to install and has a low contact resistance.