84817-101011LF

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Backplane connectors are connectors specifically designed to provide the highest level of data and power transfer within a system. The 84817-101011LF is a next-generation connector from Seaward Electronics and is designed to give maximum performance for high-speed data rates. This type of connector is found in hardware such as disk drives, switches, and other components that require robust interconnectivity across backplanes.

The 84817-101011LF offers a reliable electrical performance in extreme conditions. It is well-suited for applications such as embedded systems, industrial control systems, and military applications as it is designed to withstand higher temperatures, shock and vibration. The robust connector is also designed with a high tensile strength and a low insertion force. This allows for a secure connection with minimal damage to the mating parts.

The 84817-101011LF is a shrouded, two-piece connector with a unique mechanical keying system. This keying system prevents mismating and ensures that the proper mating port is always used. The high contact density of the connector ensures high-speed data communication with a reduced crosstalk. It is designed with an integrated PCB contact system and is capable of handling up to 50A of current. The connector is also designed with a vertical mating interface to allow for the greatest possible airflow.

The 84817-101011LF is a highly reliable interconnect solution for backplane applications. It offers a superior electrical performance as well as a higher tensile strength and lower insertion force than conventional connectors. It is also designed with a unique mechanical keying system and a vertical mating interface to ensure proper and secure connections. The connector is built for extreme conditions and can handle up to 50A of current, making it the ideal solution for high-speed data applications.

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