51915-013LF

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Backplane connectors are a subset of electrical connectors that are commonly used to form connections between the front and back of a printed circuit board (PCB). The two ends of the connection usually consist of an integrated circuit (IC) and a female connector. Backplane connectors are often used to connect two or more printed circuit boards (PCBs) together and are one of the most common methods for connecting electronic components.

51915-013LF is a product belonging to a category of backplane connectors referred to as specialized connectors. This type of connector is especially designed for high frequency transmission in telecommunications applications. It is compatible with SFF connectors and can also be used in other applications where high frequency transmission is required.

The 51915-013LF connector features a 50 Ohm termination, in an optimized impedance, and is capable of operating up to 10 GHz. It is composed of a plug-in component and a receptacle. The plug has a square-shaped flange that has one or more cavities. Each cavity is designed to be used according to the requirements of the system. The plug also contains contact pins to ensure proper connection is made between the two components. The receptacle is composed of several contact pins and is designed with an anti-vibration feature for improved reliability when used in high vibration environments. Moreover, the 51915-013LF connectors are also equipped with a locking tab to ensure secure connection between the two components.

Regarding the application field of the 51915-013LF backplane connector, this type of connector is mainly intended for board-to-board or cable-to-board applications. In addition, these connectors can also be used in medical equipment, broadcast, instrumentation, and mobile communication systems. 51915-013LF can be deployed in a wide range of applications that require high frequency transmission between two or more components within a device.

The working principle of the 51915-013LF is relatively simple. When the plug is inserted into the receptacle, a positive connection is established between the two components. The contact pins act as conductors to transmit data from the plug to the receptacle. Moreover, the anti-vibration feature of the receptacle prevents any accidental disconnection that could be caused by external shocks or vibration. Furthermore, the locking tab ensures that the plug does not disengage once the connection is established.

In conclusion, the 51915-013LF is a specialized backplane connector intended for application with high frequency transmission requirements. It features a 50 Ohm termination, a plug-in and a receptacle component containing contact pins, and an anti-vibration feature for improved reliability. These connectors are suitable for a wide range of applications including medical equipment, broadcast, instrumentation, and mobile communication systems.

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