51940-390LF

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Backplane Connectors – Specialized

Backplane connectors are widely used in the electronic industry, for connecting interfaces, such as Ethernet, SATA and USB, onto backplanes in systems like server racks, routers and communication systems. The advantage of using backplane connectors is that they can connect many circuits quickly and reliably, without needing to be individually wired. Backplane connectors come in many different specialized varieties and this article will discuss the particular nature and applications of the 51940-390LF Backplane Connector.

Applications

The 51940-390LF Backplane Connector is specially designed for computer peripherals, servers, video cards and other applications that require high reliability and long-distance connections. Due to its robust design, the connector can handle a wide range of conditions, making it suitable for a variety of applications. It is particularly suitable for applications that require high speed data transfer such as storage area networks and fiber optic cables.

Design Features

The 51940-390LF Backplane Connector has a number of design features which make it well-suited to its range of applications. Firstly, the connector is manufactured from a dielectric insulator which is resistant to both electrical and mechanical shock. This ensures that the connector has a long service life even in harsh and volatile environments. In addition, the connector has a pressure stacking design, which helps to improve signal integrity and reduce crosstalk between the pins. Finally, the connector also features polarized inserts which allow connection in any orientation, making it easier to identify and connect the appropriate pins.

Working Principle

The 51940-390LF Backplane Connector operates by taking a signal from one device and dissipating it into multiple connections on the backplane. The signal is received by the connector and then distributed out through each of the pins. The signal is held to its specific pin in order to ensure that it is routed correctly. The connector provides a secure connection which ensures that the signal is held firm and is not affected by external interference or any other form of ambiguity. The connector also provides a more reliable connection than a wire by eliminating any wire resistance or interference.

Conclusion

The 51940-390LF Backplane Connector is designed to transmit data in an efficient and reliable manner in a variety of conditions. Its dielectric insulator and pressure stacking design make it suitable for applications with high speed data transfer, and its polarized inserts allow for connections in any orientation. The 51940-390LF Backplane Connector is ideal for computer peripherals, servers, video cards and other applications which require a reliable and long-distance connection.

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