84817-201022LF

Backplane connectors are special interconnect components used to create electrical connections between two printed-circuit boards (PCBs). They provide a reliable, high-speed connection without the use of jumpers or “flying” wires. The 84817-201022LF connector is a low-profile backplane connector designed for use in harsh environments, such as industrial, automotive, and medical applications. It is an ideal choice for applications that require high data-transfer rates, high power, high-density and reliability.

The 84817-201022LF backplane connector has a wide array of features and advantages that make it something special, both in terms of performance and reliability. The connector has an insulated base that provides superior resistance to shock and vibration. It features a metal anodized housing that is designed for a wide temperature range which makes it perfect for use in a variety of applications. The connector has a gold-plated contact system that provides superior reliability and an efficient grounding system.

The connector also has an extended temperature range of -40°C to +125°C, which makes it capable of operating in harsh environments. In terms of versatility, the 84817-201022LF is capable of data rates of up to 3.125 Gbps and has a contact density of up to 120 pins per linear row. This allows for a much higher density of connections compared to other standard backplane connectors. The connector also requires low insertion force, which makes it easier to install and remove.

In terms of working principle, the 84817-201022LF connector consists of a male and female connector. The male connector is made up of a metal contact with a conductive pad and a housing with two detents. The female connector consists of two concentric contact rings and a housing with two stops. When the connectors are mated together, the conductive pad of the male connection contacts the conductive pits on the female contacts. This creates an electrical connection between the two connectors.

The 84817-201022LF backplane connector is powered by a power source connected in series to the two mating connectors. When a voltage is applied, the electric current passes through the contacts of the male connector to the female connector. This electric current is then transmitted through the contacts and used in the operation of equipment.

In conclusion, the 84817-201022LF backplane connector is a superior-quality interconnect component for use in specialized applications. It offers excellent performance and reliability in terms of data-transfer rates, power, density, and reliability. Thanks to its extended temperature range and high contact density, it is ideal for use in a wide range of demanding industrial, automotive, and medical applications.