BKAD1-125-30012

Series:	600 BKA
Packaging:	Bulk
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Part Status:	Active
Shell Style:	Plug
Class:	Non-Environmental
Class Code:	D
Shell Size:	1
Cavity A:	60
Cavity B:	60
Cavity C:	5W2
Cavity D:	--
Cavity E:	--
Cavity F:	--
Sealed:	Un-Sealed
Shell Plating:	Chromate
Termination:	Crimp
Features:	Rear Release
Note:	--

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Introduction to Backplane Connectors - ARINC

Backplane connectors are components used to provide electrical connections between electronic components on a computer board or a printed circuit board. These components come in various shapes and sizes but are mainly divided into two types: backplane and ARINC. ARINC stands for the Aerospace Radio Industries Coalition, which was founded in the USA in 1947 for the purpose of designing and developing aviation communcation standards for the industry.

BKAD1-125-30012 Application Field and Working Principle

The BKAD1-125-30012 backplane connector is a low density, double-row board connector with a 9mm centerline. It is frequently used in many aerospace and military applications, such as data processing and tracking, and has been proven to be a reliable, rugged, and proven performer. It operates with positive locking action which ensures the reliable contact and secure connection of the two parts.The BKAD1-125-30012 connector is a simple and straightforward configuration. It consists of two sets of contacts with a dielectric insulation between them. The contacts have crimp pins that insert into the designated mating hole in the PCB. This provides mechanical support to the contact, as well as ensures electrical isolation. The dielectric insulation layer further improves electrical isolation and offers protection against arcing.

Operation

The BKAD1-125-30012 connector is a push-fit design, meaning it requires a force to be applied to the connector in order for the contact pins to be inserted and locked into the mating holes. This force can be applied either manually or through automated processes. After the pins are inserted, the contacts become locked into place and the connector is ready to be used.The BKAD1-125-30012 works with a variety of electric signals, including digital, analog, and even high-speed data. It is also capable of handling a wide range of current levels, ranging from low voltages up to 200 volts, and up to 10 amps. With its wide range of compatibility and easy installation, this connector is an ideal choice for many industries.

Conclusion

The BKAD1-125-30012 backplane connector provides electrical connections between electronic components on a board or printed circuit board. Its low density, double-row board configuration allows it to be utilized in a wide range of aerospace and military applications. With its reliable, secure connection and easy installation, this connector gives engineers and technicians peace of mind knowing that their components are securely connected.

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