6643181-1

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Backplane connectors are specialized connectors which are used to provide connections between printed circuit boards. They are especially useful for connecting parts on integrated circuits which need to communicate with other parts on the printed circuit board. The 6643181-1 backplane connector is designed to provide reliable, high-speed and accurate connections between the various components of the printed circuit board. This article will provide a detailed explanation of the 6643181-1 application field and its working principle.

The 6643181-1 is a 32-channel high-speed (HS) backplane interface connector, designed for signal communication between stacks of printed circuit boards. This connector is commonly used in applications that involve stacks of multiple printed circuit boards, such as signal generators, data acquisition boards, or array-based video cards. It is also suitable for advanced applications that require performance levels that exceed the capabilities of standard backplane connectors. This connector is designed to handle up to eight gigabit high-speed (HS) signals with a data rate of up to 600 megabits per second (Mbps).

The 6643181-1 backplane connector is designed to fit on a 0.5mm pitch, making it suitable for a wide range of printed circuit board sizes and space constraints. This connector has two types of housings: a male connector and a female connector. The male connector is ideal for connecting boards, or for connecting two boards in a stack. The female connector is ideal for accessing signals on the printed circuit board.

The 6643181-1 backplane connector uses two pin types, a 5mm and a 7mm MMCX type. The 5mm and the 7mm pins are both designed for a secure connection between two boards or two boards in a stack. The 5mm pin is designed for applications which require a higher signal-to-noise ratio (SNR), while the 7mm pin is designed for applications that require a lower SNR. Both types of pin have a positive and a negative line and they are designed to mate securely with the opposite pin type.

The 6643181-1 connector employs a “push-pull” technology. This technology ensures that the connector stays tightly closed during all its operational environments. In this way, the connector has a reliable and secure connection. The push-pull technology also enhances the electrical performance of the connector, by allowing for a secure fit without any contact bouncing. This technology is beneficial for reducing noise, crosstalk, and signal reflections.

The 6643181-1 connector is designed to provide an electrical connection between components of printed circuit boards as well as to provide an electrical connection between stacks of boards. The connector is designed to meet the requirements of modern systems, which require high data rates and reliable connections. This connector meets all the demands of the modern systems, including high performance, reliable connection, and an ultra-serviceable design. The 6643181-1 connector can be used in a wide range of applications, such as signal generators, data acquisition boards, and array-based video cards.

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