5106775-1

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Backplane connectors are one of the most versatile types of electrical connectors on the market, with numerous different applications and many different types. The type of connectors available can be split into two main categories, including Hard Metric and Standard connectors. The 5106775-1 backplane connector is an example of one of the Hard Metric options, and its field of application and working principle is outlined in more detail below.

5106775-1 Application Field

The 5106775-1 backplane connector is a Hard Metric connector, which is specifically designed for use in computer mainframes located in data centers. This type of connector provides high density connections, making it the preferred option when an extensive number of cables need to be connected. As well as being used in data centers, the 5106775-1 is also often used in small-scale applications, such as signal and jumpers.

5106775-1 Working Principle

The working principle of the 5106775-1 backplane connector is based on a system of contacts. This system consists of two or more connectors, which can either be friction-fit on the board or mounted using a screw and nut fastening. The connectors are then interlocked using a number of contact points which each have their own contact area.

The contact area of the 5106775-1 is made up of two types of contacts, which are known as ‘power contacts’ and ‘reference contacts’. The power contacts are typically larger than the reference contacts and are responsible for carrying the electrical current. Meanwhile, the reference contacts are used to provide feedback to the system, which can be used to ensure a consistent performance.

Once the two connectors have been connected, the 5106775-1 backplane connector system is able to transmit signals and power at a rate of up to 66 Gbps. This is a huge improvement on the standard backplane connectors, which have a transfer rate of up to 40 Gbps.

Conclusion

The 5106775-1 is a Hard Metric backplane connector that is used mainly in data centers and smaller scale applications. It works by having two or more connectors which are interlocked using contact points, and which allow for a maximum transfer rate of 66 Gbps. This makes the 5106775-1 one of the most versatile and high-performing backplane connectors available.

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