5-223955-2

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Backplane connectors are specialized connections that are used to bridge multiple circuit boards together, often in large electronic components. They are used to relay signals between two points, while providing power and grounding at the same time. The 5-223955-2 is a type of backplane connector that is designed for high-density needs and can operate in harsh environments. It is applied to many industries including telecommunications, computing, aerospace, and defense. This article will discuss its application field and working principle.

Application Field

The 5-223955-2 connector offers high-durability and reliable performance when used. Its use in the various industries mentioned above speaks to its versatility and ability to endure challenging conditions. In the telecommunications sector, it is used in typical backplane circuit boards. It is also employed in wiring that is designed for optical-based communications. In the computing industry, it is often used as an internal interface between motherboard and peripherals, for example, in printers, monitors, and routers. Additionally, it is found in enclosures for data storage. Aerospace and defense are both very challenging sectors, and the 5-223955-2 is designed to be able to take on such challenges. It is used both on the ground and in the air, on a variety of aircraft, ground vehicles, and weaponry, including missiles and combat helicopters.

Working Principle

The 5-223955-2 connects to printed circuit boards in two ways, either through a zero insertion force socket or through a pressure terminal. If using the socket option, there is no need for soldering. All that is required is to insert the contacts of the connector into the sockets. If soldering is needed, then the pressure terminal is the choice. This requires pressing the end of the connector into a terminal that is pre-attached to the board. Moreover, contact-pressing provides solderless, tool-less, and high-strength contact force that secures the connection.

The connector can take on temperatures from -55 C to 105 C. It also has an insulation resistance greater than 1000 MΩ, meaning it can withstand a certain level of voltage. It is also designed with high-vibration and thermal-cycling specifications. The pogo pins found on the 5-223955-2 offer high-duration and reliable contact performance. The contact-resistance is also very low for pogo pin connectors. This helps the power and signals to pass through cleanly. The connector also utilizes snap-on plastic housing that helps to keep dust and particles from impacting the connection.

Conclusion

The 5-223955-2 backplane connector is specialized for its application in the challenging fields of telecommunications, computing, aerospace, and defense. It offers impressive durability and reliability with its no-solder socket and pressure terminal connector. Additionally, its temperature range and insulation resistance capabilities make it perfectly suitable for a variety of applications. The connector’s pogo pins provide low contact-resistance and its snap-on plastic housing further helps to keep any contaminants from coming in contact with it. As it can be seen, the 5-223955-2 is well-suited for the high-density needs of a number of industries and, as such, it has found itself widely used in many applications.

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