532428-7

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Backplane Connectors - Specialized

Backplane Connectors are specialized connectors for use in backplane connections. The use of backplane connectors is needed whenever a large number of electronic devices need to be connected with each other in one single system application. For example, in computer systems, high speed I/O cards and many other components must be integrated in order to form a working system.

One specialized backplane connector type is the 532428-7 which is an integrated bus/bridge connector. This connector type has been designed to provide an economical and reliable way to interconnect multiple boards and devices in a reliable and cost effective manner. Essentially, the 532428-7 backplane connector combines multiple connectors into a single module, eliminating the need for numerous separate systems.

Application Field

The 532428-7 Backplane Connector is suitable for applications in industrial automation system, robotic systems, data acquisition and control systems, motion and vision control systems, information storage and processing systems and so on. Specialized connectors such as the 532428-7 are also used in a wide range of computer architectures including microprocessor-based industrial control systems, distributed I/O systems and multi-node systems.

The 532428-7 backplane connector is primarily used in backplane configurations for large systems containing multiple processors, buses, I/O devices and analog inputs. It is a highly versatile and cost effective solution that can be used in both embedded and desktop systems. The key benefit of the 532428-7 backplane connector is its ability to offer a fast and reliable interconnection for multiple devices with minimal power requirements.

Working Principle

The 532428-7 Backplane Connector consists of two plastic housings with a pre-attached metal contact interface. A solid metal spring and flexible contact housing are connected to the two plastic housings and form the electrical contact areas between the two housings. The metal contact interface is specially designed to ensure reliable electrical contact between the two housings and the spring provides the necessary pressure for reliable contact. The spring also incorporates special anti-vibration features that help reduce breakage.

The contact interface of the 532428-7 Backplane Connector is so designed that it can transfer signals from one board to another with minimal power consumption. Two sets of pins (or corresponding female sockets) are used to contact the two boards. The pins are connected to the two boards through a matrix of wires that are connected to the pins via an electronic circuit board. This ensures that each board is able to transfer the signals from one board to the other with minimal power consumption. The matrix board also includes the control computer logic which is used to identify the signals.

The 532428-7 Backplane Connector is typically used in systems which require a high degree of interconnectivity and cost effectiveness. They are often used in large scale applications such as military and aerospace systems where data and power transfer between devices is critical. This type of connector is especially useful in applications which require quick and reliable data transmission between multiple boards without unnecessary power consumption.

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