51763-10800000CBLF

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Backplane connectors are specialized connectors used in the assembly and connection of components in a wide range of electronic products and systems. This article describes the 51763-10800000CBLF connection application field and the working principle of backplane connectors.

Application Field of 51763-10800000CBLF

The 51763-10800000CBLF series is a wide range of high-density, high-speed backplane connectors. It is suitable for pluggable backplanes with a power rating up to 30A, and is also very suitable for the precision and signal transmission necessary in high speed digital systems. This series of backplane connectors is flexible and easy to use with its 1.2mm centerline, device mounts, and its ability to be configured in different board sizes. In addition, the connector is attached to the printed circuit board by insulation displacement, and each type has a secure, reliable sprung clamp that clips onto the edge of the printed circuit board for true connection. The 51763-10800000CBLF connectors provide multi-function features that minimize the need for additional wiring; backplane systems can be quickly and reliably interconnected.

Working Principle of Backplane Connectors

Backplane connectors are used to bridge communication between a number of devices mounted on a single printed circuit board. The backplane connectors generally provide high density, repeatable connection and high reliability when correctly selected. In general, the working principle of current backplane connectors can be divided into two major parts: mechanical components and electrical components.

Mechanically, the backplane connector is designed with angled pins, square pins or some other suitable shape to insure good contact between adjacent pins. Thumbscrews or similar devices are used to provide a tight mechanical seal. The backplane connectors also have a combination of strong engagement devices, such as clamping levers and spring-loaded latches, to promote mechanical contact and continuity.

The electrical component of the backplane connector typically includes an insulation displacement connection (IDC) that carries a low-level current or may use other forms of electrical contact mechanisms such as soldering or crimping. Many backplane connectors also have plated parts that carry high-level signals between the two connected PCBs. These parts are usually located in the middle of the connector and are designed to provide a low-resistance path for the current and prevent heat buildup on the connector.

To sum up, the 51763-10800000CBLF series is a multi-function, high-density and high-speed backplane connector. It is suitable for a variety of applications and provides the necessary precision and signal transmission needed in high-speed digital systems. The working principle of current backplane connectors mainly involves the mechanical components and electrical components, such as IDCs, plated parts and various engagement devices.

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