5188256-1

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Backplane Connectors, also referred to as board-to-board or mezzanine connectors, are used to interconnect sets of printed circuit boards (PCBs) together to form a single computer system. In a system, the backplane connector is the link between different boards, exchanging data and providing power for the modules. This type of connector allows multiple circuit boards to be connected in an organized and reliable way, creating a uniform interconnecting structure. Hard Metric, Standard, and 5188256-1 are three variants of backplane connectors used for different applications.

Hard Metric Connector Type

Hard Metric Connectors are designed to provide a uniform and high-performance connection between PCBs. This type of connector is typically used in high-speed applications, such as telecommunications, military, automotive, medical and industrial networks. It is usually used in mezzanine system architectures, consisting of multiple PCBs of different lengths. Hard Metric Connectors can provide three levels of insulation, such as blind-mate, hybrid and optical, and can be used in thermoelectric applications.

Hard Metric Connectors provide high-speed transmission rates of up to 50Gbps, optimal signal integrity, 8x power performance over legacy products, and support for multi-gigabit technologies. They are also designed with built-in extra shielding and grounding features for optimal protection against interference, crosstalk and data loss. Hard Metric Connectors also support a variety of transmission rates, such as PCI Express, Serial ATA, Ethernet, and Fiber Channel.

Standard Backplane Connectors

Standard Backplane Connectors are designed to provide a reliable, high-speed connection between multiple printed circuit boards. This type of connector is generally used in applications such as mainframes, telecommunications, automotive, medical, and industrial systems. Standard backplane connectors provide a flexible and cost-effective way to interconnect multiple PCBs. They are usually used in architectures with a shared bus and can provide many different levels of insulation, such as rear-mount, side-mount, blind-mate, two-piece, and blind-mount.

Standard backplane connectors are able to support data transmission rates of up to 25Gbps and are designed to meet the needs of today\'s high-bandwidth applications. They are designed with built-in extra shielding and grounding features for optimal protection against interference, crosstalk and data loss, as well as support for multi-gigabit technologies, such as PCI Express, Serial ATA, Ethernet, and Fiber Channel.

5188256-1 Application Field and Working Principle

The 5188256-1 is a high-performance backplane connector designed for applications requiring superior signal integrity and power performance. It is typically used in mezzanine system architectures, consisting of multiple PCBs of different lengths. This type of connector is designed to provide a high-speed connection between multiple printed circuit boards while supporting data transmission rates of up to 50 Gbps.

The 5188256-1 is designed with advanced features for enhanced signal protection, such as built-in extra shielding and grounding, as well as support for multi-gigabit technologies, such as PCI Express, Serial ATA, Ethernet, and Fiber Channel. It is also designed with four levels of insulation for optimal protection against crosstalk, data loss, and interference. In addition, the connector is designed to optimize power performance to support the latest power management standards.

The working principle of the 5188256-1 connector consists of a series of pins contained in an insulation guide that are inserted into a “contact board” of the connector. The contact board contains two separate circuits, one for power and one for signal, which allows for the transfer of power and data between two modules. As the pins are inserted into the contact board, the contact board is securely held in place preventing accidental disconnection.

The 5188256-1 is a reliable and high-performance type of backplane connector designed for applications requiring superior signal integrity and power performance. It is typically used in mezzanine system architectures, consisting of multiple PCBs of different lengths and is designed to support data transmission rates of up to 50 Gbps.

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