5352000-1

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Backplane Connectors are an important component of any electronic circuit. They allow for a more efficient transfer of information from one device to another within a circuit. Backplane Connectors accommodate a range of different signal types including digital logic, linear DC, and other various analog signals. To keep their different functions organized, there are two main categories of Backplane Connectors: Hard Metric and Standard. This article will provide an overview of the 5352000-1 application field as well as its working principle.

The 5352000-1 is classified as a Hard Metric backplane connector. This type of backplane connector is designed to be used in applications that require high performance, such as in military and aerospace systems. These connectors are characterized by having a pitched pin design. This geared pin design allows for greater flexibility in signal transmission and increased reliability as compared to Standard backplane connectors.

The 5352000-1 also features an insulated body, a stabilizing bar, and grounding as standard features. The 5352000-1 is designed to fit application-specific boards and lines. Its stainless steel contacts provide increased mechanical strength, while the gold-plated contacts reduce signal interference and crosstalk. The 5352000-1 is also spring-loaded, which allows for an easier connection between the connector and the circuit board.

The primary application field of the 5352000-1 is in high performance printed circuit and electronic integrated circuits. It is commonly used in circuit boards that require isolation of the signal traces. The 5352000-1 is also suitable for use in applications that require high speed signal transmission, such as most aerospace systems.

The working principle of the 5352000-1 is fairly straightforward. When two boards are connected with the 5352000-1, the connector transfers signal from one board to the other. The pitched pin design ensures that electrical contact is achieved at an optimal point. This allows for an even transfer of data between the boards. The spring-loaded contacts also urge the two boards together for a secure connection. The gold plating on the contacts also reduces signal interference from other components.

Overall, the 5352000-1 is an ideal backplane connector for high performance applications. It features a pitched pin design, gold-plated contacts, an insulated body, a stabilizing bar, and grounding as standard features. These features make the 5352000-1 suitable for use in high speed signal transmission applications, such as aerospace system boards. The 5352000-1 also functions using a straightforward working principle: when two boards are connected with the 5352000-1, the connector transfers signal from one board to the other.

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