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Backplane Connectors - Specialized

51940-305LF Application Field and Working Principle

The 51940-305LF is a specialized backplane connector, made to attach to a printed circuit boards, or backplanes. The connector is designed to be used in Intranet/Internet applications, where the server is needed to be accessed securely and easily. This type of connector is used to transfer data and power within the Intranet and/or Internet.

The 51940-305LF connectors are compliant with the double-ended backplane connector industry standard, and are built to withstand high-speed connections with noise reduction. The connector is designed to connect the board parallel to the receiving component, while eliminating the potential for cross talk, contamination, and shielding. The connector comes with two main parts: the printed circuit board and the receptacle.

The printed circuit board portion of the connector contains all of the necessary components to create a seamless connection between the two components. It contains the contacts which form the connection that will transfer the data and power between the two parts. It also contains signaling wires that control the flow of data and power throughout the connector. The printed circuit board also includes a ground or return connection that aids in getting rid of any static electricity that could affect the connector.

The receptacle contains the contacts that will let the connector attach to the printed circuit board. The receptacle is designed to fit onto the board with a slight interception, creating a tight, yet secure connection, which will help reduce interference. To ensure the connection is secure, you can use a retainer clip or screws to ensure the connection is secure to the board. The receptacle also contains shielding to prevent cross talk and reduce noise transmission.

The working principle of the 51940-305LF connector is simple in that it just transfers data and power from one part to another via the contacts and signaling wires. Data is transferred in two directions: input and output. The input from the printed circuit board to the receptacle is the same as the output data from the receptacle to the printed circuit board. The data and power then flows through the connector to its intended destination.

The 51940-305LF is a specialized backplane connector that is designed for high-performance applications like Intranet/Internet communication. The connector is designed to provide a secure connection with minimal interference and noise reduction. The connector is easy to install and maintain, and is designed to be highly reliable.

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