88916-107

Series:	Metral®
Packaging:	Bulk
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Part Status:	Obsolete
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
Connector Type:	--
Connector Style:	Rack and Panel
Number of Positions:	6 (Power)
Pitch:	0.157" (4.00mm)
Number of Rows:	2
Mounting Type:	Board Edge, Through Hole, Right Angle
Connector Usage:	Receptacle
Features:	Positions Molded Closed
Color:	Natural
Note:	Contacts Not Included

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Introduction
Backplane connectors are an essential component in electronics today. High-speed data and signal integrity are essential in a digital electronics system. Backplane connectors provide the physical means to convey digital signals from one device to another. The 88916-107 backplane connector is specifically designed for use in a high-speed, multi-lane data processing environment. This paper will look at the application field and working principle, of the 88916-107 backplane connector.

Application Field
The 88916-107 backplane connector is designed for high-speed, multi-lane data processing environments. It’s unique design allows for the efficient transmission of data along multiple lanes, while reducing the number of possible errors. This makes it a great choice for applications with data bandwidths of up to 25 gigabytes per second. In addition, it is also suitable for a variety of power applications, where high currents are needed.

Working Principle
The 88916-107 backplane connector is designed to use differential signaling technology. Differential signalling allows for the transfer of data along multiple channels, while reducing the noise level and the possibility of errors. The connector consists of a pair of matching-size housings, each containing two individual pairs of alignment pins. These pins create 24 separate mechanical connections between the two housings. Each of the connections can carry up to 25 Gigabytes of data per second. The differential signaling technology, coupled with the high speed of the data, allows multiple channels of data to be transmitted simultaneously with minimal signal noise or loss.

Construction
The 88916-107 backplane connector uses a combination of materials. The housing is made of anodized aluminum, which provides the necessary strength and durability. The electrical contacts are made of metal-alloy contact fingers, making them resistant to corrosion and wear over time. The contact fingers are then placed in a high-grade, non-conductive epoxy material, which insulates them and prevents short-circuits.

Varieties
The 88916-107 backplane connectors come in three varieties: Fixed Connection, Fan-Out and Differential. Fixed connection connectors are designed to make a single fixed connection, so they are ideal for applications where the data needs to stay the same for a given time period. Fan-Out connectors are designed to be used with multiple cables, in order to reduce signal noise and allow for multiple data channels. Differential connectors, on the other hand, are designed to allow for a series of acceptable voltage differences between the connected pair of contacts. This allows for high-speed data transmission, while minimizing the possibility of errors.

Conclusion
The 88916-107 backplane connector is an essential component in any high-speed digital electronics system. Its unique design allows for efficient transmission of data along multiple lanes. Its combination of materials and differential signalling technology makes it a great choice for applications with high rates of data transmission. The three varieties of the 88916-107 backplane connector provide a selection of solutions, making it suitable for a variety of applications.

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