535074-1

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Backplane Connectors - Housings are special connectors designed to provide high speed and low crosstalk signal connections between a variety of circuits in high-speed systems that require data transfer speeds of up to sixty Gbps. The 535074-1 Backplane Connector is an example of such a connection device, which has a number of advantages over more traditional connection devices.

The 535074-1 is composed of two parts, the header and the receptacle. Both of these components can be mounted onto a circuit board with standard mounting screws. The header is a plastic housing that supports two to eight rows of signal contacts. The receptacle is a plastic housing that supports two to eight, 2 x 10 array connector contacts. The signal contacts in the header and in the receptacle are of a gold plated polyurethane type material that is designed for long contact wear and corrosion resistance.

The application field of the 535074-1 Backplane Connector revolves around connecting electrical circuits and allowing the transmission of high-speed electrical signals. Anything from personal computers to instrumentation equipment and advanced telecommunications systems can use this connector. Physically, the connector can also be used in racks and other enclosures for industrial and military applications.

The hardware carries the signal through an electrical communication line adapter, in order for the signal to traverse the board. This conversion procedure allows the signals to be sent in both directions, and the hardware allows the signals to be protected from cross-talk and interference. The data rate can go up to 60Gb/s, so the hardware has to provide plenty of resistance to crosstalk signals.

The working principle of the 535074-1 Backplane Connector is fairly straightforward because it utilizes a contact-to-contact interface between two connectors. The process begins when a signal is sent through the adapter, which directs the signal from the header to the receptacle. The signal contacts in both the header and the receptacle are then either connected or disconnected to establish and establish communication.

Once the signal is sent between connectors, the signal passes through the contact interface between the header and the receptacle, thereby ensuring that the signals are being sent without any distortion. The high-speed signal is then buffered and sent to the device or circuit board that was wired to the 535074-1 Backplane Connector. This allows for secure signal transfer without any crosstalk or interference.

Finally, the 535074-1 Backplane Connector offers some additional benefits between different devices, such as shielding, which helps to reduce signal interference even further. The shielding also helps provide superior data transfer speeds, which can be up to ten times faster than other standard connections. This makes the 535074-1 ideal for systems that require data transfer at extremely high speeds.

In conclusion, the 535074-1 Backplane Connector is a versatile solution that offers great performance and reliability. This connector is designed for high-speed signal connections, and it has the capability for data rates up to 60Gb/s. The two-to-eight rows of signal contacts provide the added flexibility needed for various application requirements. In addition, the additional shielding helps minimize crosstalk and interference. All of these qualities combine to make the 535074-1 an ideal choice for applications that require fast, reliable and secure data transfer.

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