5223039-2

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The 5223039-2 backplane connectors are designed to connect backplanes and embedded Ethernet boards in high-speed, router-type applications. Backplane connectors are specialized connectors that are constructed of a thin, flat plastic material and feature a variety of contact configurations. They are used to interconnect printed circuit boards, including embedded system boards and communications modules, in a variety of applications. In this article, we will discuss the application field and working principle of the 5223039-2 backplane connector and its various features.

Application Field

The 5223039-2 is a high-speed, high-frequency Ethernet backplane connector designed for dense router applications such as high-speed, embedded networking applications. It features a secure, robust contact structure and is designed to conform to the IEEE 802.3-2001 specifications for 10Base-T Ethernet. It is also compliant with the current IEEE 802.3 standards and is constructed from rugged polycarbonate material. Its maximum operating frequency is up to 2.16 GHz, making it ideal for use in advanced network applications.

The 5223039-2 is suitable for use in a variety of applications, including high-speed routers, industrial-grade servers, and embedded Ethernet boards. Its compact design and robust contact structure make it well-suited for hardware designs that must fit into tight spaces or that need to be light and portable. It is also an excellent choice for mission-critical applications that require high-speed, reliable network connections.

Working Principle

The 5223039-2 backplane connector works via a combination of mechanical and electrical principles. The mechanical principle involves the physical connection of two boards at the Ethernet connector, as well the connection of multiple contacts to form the complete electrical circuit between the boards. This is achieved through the use of a combination of contact points on the connector, mechanical locks, springs, and lock levers.

The electrical principle relies on the contacts within the connector providing a complete electrical connection. The contacts are arranged in a specific pattern, and this arrangement ensures that the signal from the transmitting board is transferred to the receiving board with minimal disruption. Additionally, the contacts are designed to provide the correct impedance to the signal, allowing for reliable signal transfer with minimal interference.

Features

The 5223039-2 backplane connector is a high-performing, cost-effective connector. It is designed to meet the most stringent demands of today’s high-speed, embedded networking applications. Some of the features that make this connector an excellent choice include:

• Robust contact structure for a secure connection
• Compact design for tight spaces and portability
• Multiple contact points for reliable connection
• IEEE 802.3-2001 Compliant
• High speed up to 2.16 GHz
• Reliable signal transfer
• Impedance matching to minimize signal interference

The 5223039-2 backplane connectors are ideal for use in applications that require a secure, reliable electrical connection such as high-speed routers, industrial-grade servers, and embedded Ethernet boards. Its robust contact system, combined with a compact design and high-speed performance, make it an excellent choice for any application requiring a high-performance, reliable network connection.

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