980-0005-431

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Backplane connectors are electrical connectors used in the backplane of an electronic device to communicate signals between two pieces of equipment. They provide an efficient and reliable way to interconnect larger numbers of electronic components for a variety of purposes, from transmitting data over backplanes for medical instruments, driving motors, robotics and consumer applications, to providing power and ground connections. The 980-0005-431 is one such backplane connector that has specific application fields and a working principle.

Application Fields

The 980-0005-431 backplane connector is typically used for applications requiring high transfer rates or the management of complex signals requiring relatively small number of signal paths. These include telecommunication industry, computer industry, television, and radio, among others. The 980-0005-431 will also find use in industrial automation and other applications requiring densely integrated circuits and multiple connections.

Working Principle

The 980-0005-431 backplane connector is designed to accommodate large number of signal paths, and its working principle involves easily-translatable electrical signals. Each of its pins contains multiple contacts to facilitate multiple signals, which keeps the connector\'s connections small in size. When the pins on each side of the connection are pressed together, the contacts establish a secure connection that is very difficult to break.

Inside the connector, the electrical signals rides along a combination of copper and thick gold plating that is specifically designed to reduce the resistance and increase the electrical performance. This is because copper is well known as being an efficient conductor that can transfer signals quickly and accurately. The gold plating on the pins adds another layer of protection to the signal by providing a more stable connection, which in turn reduces noise interference over time.

Transmission Media

The 980-0005-431 backplane connector can be used in both electrical and optical media. In the case of electrical media, the signal is transmitted through a copper conductor, whereas in optical media it is transmitted using an optical fiber. Optical media offers the advantage of a much longer effective transmission distance than electrical media, which makes it more suitable for certain applications.

Design Features

The 980-0005-431 backplane connector has several design features that make it a highly efficient and reliable connector. The connector features a locking mechanism that ensures secure connections, which allows for more heat dissipation while maintaining the integrity of the connection. It also has a lower profile than standard connectors, which means it requires less space and is easier to install in tight spaces.

The 980-0005-431 backplane connector is also designed to reduce crosstalk and noise interference, by means of utilizing the copper conductor coupled with the gold plating. Its design also helps ensure that signals remain in their respective channels, making it suitable for multiple-channel communication applications. In addition, the locking design prevents unintentional disconnects, and the connector is also highly resistant to corrosion for long-term durability.