85674-112LF

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Backplane connectors are a type of electrical connectors that are used as the primary method of interconnection inside a chassis. Specialized backplane connectors are designed and optimized for a specific connection architecture and application. One such specialized backplane connector is the 85674-112LF, which is used in high-speed serial data systems. This article will discuss the application field and working principles of this backplane connector.

Application Field

The 85674-112LF backplane connector is designed to meet the increasing demands of data storage system interconnection. It was developed specifically to support the connection between storage solutions and their related servers and switching systems. As an electronic interconnect system, it is designed to handle high-speed data transfer rates of up to 8.5 Gbps. It is also capable of providing low power consumption and a compact design which makes it an ideal solution for connection in a confined space.

This type of backplane connector is most commonly used in enterprise storage systems, such as storage disks and switches, and also in embedded applications such as automotive and aerospace applications. As a connector of choice in many Computational Storage System designs, the 85674-112LF also offers improved performance and reliability in comparison to other existing backplane connectors.

Working Principle

The 85674-112LF backplane connector is designed using a high-speed signal-integrity-focused ‘quad-ley’ interface for optimal transmission of up to 8.5 Gbps data rates. The connector incorporates a patented design that uses four signal traces for each differential signal trace pair in order to improve signal integrity. This design ensures that the maximum signal width from the backplane connector interface is maintained along with the highest level of signal integrity.

The connector also features a flexible multi-point configuration, allowing for flexibility and scalability. This allows for a variety of different system topologies, including linear, tree or mesh networks. Additionally, the connector also offers low-power consumption, allowing for increased efficiency and reduced operational costs.

The 85674-112LF backplane connector is designed with customizable pin counts and column pitches, which makes it a versatile option in a range of different application environments. Its design also prevents signal loss due to parasitic capacitance and insertion loss, allowing for the highest signal integrity possible.

Conclusion: The 85674-112LF specialized backplane connector is designed to meet the increasing demands of data storage systems. It is capable of providing high-speed, low-power, and signal-integrity performance in enterprise storage systems, embedded applications, and other complex system architectures. As a result, this backplane connector is a suitable choice for a variety of connection environments.

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