5646487-1

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Backplane connectors come in many different types for various applications. The 5646487-1 is part of the Hard Metric and Standard series, designed to provide a variety of features for a variety of applications. In this article, we will discuss the applications and working principles of the 5646487-1 backplane connector.

The 5646487-1 is designed for applications such as data processing systems, industrial control systems, and telecommunications. It is capable of connecting multiple layers of PCBs and has an integrated shielding feature to reduce EMI/RFI interference. The robust build of the connector ensures signal integrity even with frequent re-cabling. It also supports fast-speed transmission, making it ideal for high-speed data networks.

The 5646487-1 is made of a combination of high-strength steel and aluminum, making it highly durable and reliable. It features three rows of 46 receptacles and one row of seven-pin male connectors with 2.54 mm pitch. This makes it highly versatile and allows it to be used in a variety of configurations, depending on the application needs. It also comes in two mounting types - Panel mount and Board-to-Board mount.

At a more basic level, the working principle of the 5646487-1 backplane connector is straightforward. It is designed to connect two or more printed circuit boards so that signals and data can be transferred between them. It uses a variety of signals, including digital, analog, and power. These signals are typically routed through the backplane from one board to another using a set of connectors.

The 5646487-1 connector comes with two types of working configurations: the Traditional Connector Configuration and the Conformal Connector Configuration. The Traditional Configuration uses two connector receptacles, one for the incoming/ sending signals and one for the outgoing/ receiving signals. The Conformal Configuration, on the other hand, uses four receptacles, two for sending signals, and two for receiving signals. This reduces the amount of space needed for bulky connectors, making it suitable for applications where space is limited.

The 5646487-1 backplane connector also works in the reverse direction, allowing signals from one board to be routed to another. This is called a “reverse bus” configuration. This allows data to be transferred between all boards, regardless of their position in the circuit.

The 5646487-1 backplane connector is a dependable and versatile system for data transfer and signal routing. It is designed for a variety of applications and with its robust construction, it is perfect for high-speed systems. Its two connection configurations allow it to be used in a variety of ways, making it a great choice for a variety of applications.

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