6345112-1

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Backplane Connectors - Hard Metric, Standard, is an electrical interface technology used to connect parallel signal paths on a printed circuit board. It consists of a set of parallel conductive pathways, typically with contacts deposited in dielectric or ceramic layers, that allow the connection of two or more segments of a board, such as the backplane and its daughter boards. The technology is used in applications where a high amount of power or current is required.

The 6345112-1 application field and working principle address the use of this technology in board-to-board, board-to-wire, and system-level integration. It is specifically designed to provide high-speed transmission of both analog and digital signals, support large amounts of current, and provide a robust electrical contact between boards. The connector system consists of a set of contact pads that mate with matrix-style contacts in a PCB that allows for data transmission or current flow between two or more boards.

At the heart of the system are four distinct types of contacts: Hard Metric, Standard, Extended Metric and USB. Hard Metric contacts are specifically designed for high-bandwidth transmission between devices operating in the frequencies of up to 25 GHz. They also provide a robust electrical contact that is able to withstand up to 2 kW of power, up to 100 mA of current or up to 100 mV of voltage. Standard contacts have an electrical performance that is similar to Hard Metric. They are also designed for high-speed transmission, and are suitable for applications that require up to 10 GHz operating frequency. However, they are limited to 1 kW in power, 20 mA of current and 50 mV of voltage.

Extended Metric contacts are designed for applications that require a higher amount of voltage and current transmission. They can support up to 10 kW of power, up to 500 mA of current or up to 500 mV of voltage, and are capable of achieving data rates up to 10GHz. Finally, USB contacts provide a connection method for linking two or more USB-capable devices. They can support up to 5 kW of power, up to 150 mA of current or up to 150 mV of voltage, and can achieve data rates of up to 25Mbps.

The 6345112-1 connector is a multi-contact connector designed to support data transmission between high-speed serial devices and system wiring. It utilizes a patented technology that provides high-speed connectivity and superior signal integrity. The contacts are arranged in a matrix that allows for multiple signals to be transmitted and routed between multiple boards. The connector also includes a Ground Connector Override feature that provides a mechanism to override the existing ground connection on the connector, thus allowing for additional power and signal management.

The 6345112-1 also features a number of protection mechanisms, such as ESD protection and the ability to isolate high-frequency noise. The connector is also equipped with over-current protection to prevent damage due to current surges. The connector is rated for up to 10 GHz operating frequency, and can support up to 10 kW of power or 500 mA of current.

The 6345112-1 connector provides the user with a high-performance connection system that allows them to transmit and route data between multiple boards. It is designed to support high-speed transmission of both analog and digital signals, and provide a robust electrical contact between boards. The connector also includes a number of protection mechanisms, such as ESD protection and the ability to isolate high-frequency noise. This makes it an ideal solution for applications that require the transmission of large amounts of power or current, as well as for applications that require a reliable and robust electrical interface.

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