86094167313758ELF

Due to market price fluctuations, if you need to purchase or consult the price. You can contact us or emial to us:   sales@allicdata.com

ELF connectors, also known as Backplane Connectors, are connectors developed to improve the availability and speed of data exchange between electrical components. They are typically composed of a male and female circuitboard such as a printed circuit board (PCB) with metal contacts and a dielectric plastic case. This type of connector can be used to connect two PCBs together, creating an electrical connection between them that allows data to be transferred quickly and reliably.

ELF connectors were first developed by Deutsch in the early 1970s. Their development was spurred by the need to have a reliable and efficient way to connect electrical components together without having to resort to soldering or different devices with different connectors. Developed from the DIN 41612 connectors, these connectors proved to be a great success, and were adopted by many leading companies in the computer and electronics industries.

ELF connectors, as mentioned earlier, are composed of a male and female circuit board. They have multiple rows of contacts, with each row having different types of contacts. These contacts allow for different types of data and power to be exchanged between the components connected. For example, the standard model of the ELF connector has 3 rows of contacts (called rows A, B and C). Row A is used for power signals, while row B and C are used for data signals. These contacts are usually designed to facilitate a locking system, which allows the connection to stay secure and reliable even over long distances.

In addition to their use as Backplane Connectors, ELF connectors are also used to connect a variety of devices to other components. For instance, they are used to connect keyboards and mice to computers, as well as to connect various storage devices such as hard drives and flash drives to computers. They are also commonly used in telecommunications equipment, such as telecom switches. ELF connectors are widely used in industrial automation and robotics systems.

The working principle of ELF connectors involves the use of a male and female circuit boards that have metal contacts that are electrically connected to each other when the connector is inserted into the backplane. The contacts provide a means of exchanging power and data between the two components. The contacts are arranged in such a way that when they are inserted into the backplane, the contacts on the male board make contact with the contacts of the female board, and vice versa. When the connection is made, power and/or data can be exchanged between the two boards. This data exchange is facilitated by the use of differential signalling, whereby the data on one line is sent as the inverse of the data on the other line. This allows the two boards to communicate with each other without interference from outside sources.

ELF connectors have been proven to provide reliable connections between electronic components, even over long distances thanks to their locking mechanism. They are also widely available, making them the ideal choice for many applications that require a reliable interconnection between two separated components. This makes them a great choice for a wide variety of applications, from industrial automation and robotics, to telecommunications, computers, and storage devices.

The specific data is subject to PDF, and the above content is for reference