50295-1080E

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Backplane connectors are used in various industries to interconnect components including power sources, cables, transceivers, plugs, and other components. The 50295-1080E is a specialized version of the backplane connector. It can be used in many applications where standard connectors are not suitable, such as high-frequency environments, high-power electronic equipment, and other specific applications.

One of its main features is its ability to guide and separate signals and power lines in order to reduce EMI/RFI interference. This is done by the large number of shielding walls that make up the backplane connector. These walls are also non-conductive, meaning that electrical signals are not able to pass through them.

In addition, the 50295-1080E connector offers high-speed signal transmission in a very compact form factor. This is possible due to its dual-channel design which allows high-speed signals to pass through without attenuation or distortion. Moreover, its interface is compatible with multiple formats such as HDMI, VGA, DVI, and USB-C. This means that it can be used in multiple applications without need of any additional cables or connectors.

The 50295-1080E is also designed with a lockable protective cover that can be used to protect the interface from dust, water, and other contaminants. The connector also has a push-button release mechanism that allows users to easily disconnect it without having to remove the cover. As such, it is ideal for field applications where frequent disconnection and reconnection of the interface is needed.

Regarding its working principle, the 50295-1080E backplane connector operates by connecting electrical components such as cables, transceivers, connectors, and other components in series. This arrangement allows signals to be transmitted along the lateral (or lengthwise) sides of the backplane, and power lines to be transmitted along the transverse (or widthwise) sides. This backplane design ensures that each signal or power line has its own path and is not affected by EMI/RFI interference.

In conclusion, the 50295-1080E is a specialized backplane connector that is designed for high-frequency environments and high-power electronic equipment. It can be used to guide and separate signals and power lines, while also offering high-speed signal transmission with minimal attenuation and distortion. Moreover, its unique lockable protective cover and push-button release mechanism make it ideal for field applications. Finally, the working principle of this connector involves connecting components in series, allowing each signal to have its own path and preventing interference.

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