51732-054LF

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Backplane connectors are used to electrically connect two PCBs (printed circuit boards) together. Specialized backplane connectors are those with features suited for specific applications. The 51732-054LF connector, an X-coded, N-way style connector, is tailored for high-density applications like medical equipment, computers, and telecom equipment.

This specialized backplane connector has several advantages over traditional connectors. Its two-level design reduces crosstalk, a phenomenon where signals along one circuit interfere with those of another. It also provides greater mounting flexibility, saves PCB space, and requires fewer components. This backplane connector is especially suited for high speed data applications as its insulator has a minimal reaction to temperature, ensuring signal quality.

The 51732-054LF is one of the smallest N-way connectors on the market, being just .194 inches in height. It also has a low profile, being one of the thinnest N-way connectors, at .295 inches. Additionally, the connector has a low profile insertion depth, being only .224 inches.

This backplane connector is designed with a three-piece structure: an insulator housing, a contact, and an actuator. The insulator housing is a molded plastic component that contains a contact position and mounting holes. The actuator is an injection-molded plastic component that fastens to the contact and holds it in place. The contact, made of a conductive metal, is the component that attaches and connects to the PCBs. The actuator carries electrical current between the contacts and the PCBs.

The actuator is designed to provide a high power transfer, enabling the connector to transmit both data signal and power, and to reduce interference from external radiation. The contacts also have a contact geometry that provides a reliable connection for electrical signal transfer and improved mechanical retention. The actuator is mounted securely to the insulator to ensure the connector is easily disconnected and reconnected if necessary. Furthermore, it has two operation options: push-in/pull-out (p/i/o) or mating/unmating (m/u).

This backplane connector is suitable for many different applications. In telecommunication, it is often used for backplane connectors in boards like hubs, switching units, and storage systems. It is also suitable for a wide range of consumer, contract, and industrial applications, including white goods, automotive, and industrial equipment. Additionally, this connector is also deployed in medical technology applications like sensors and diagnostic devices.

In summary, the 51732-054LF backplane connector is a specialized connector designed for high-density applications. It features a low profile design for space-saving, a two-level design that reduces crosstalk, and a three-piece structure that enables reliable electrical current transfer. Additionally, it can be used in a multitude of applications and is suitable for telecommunication, industrial, automotive, and medical technology applications.

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