BKAD1-125-30029

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Backplane connectors are a type of electrical connector that are used for connection among PCBs, system chassis, or backplanes. A backplane is a frame or platform that supports printed circuit boards, each of which provides input/output connections for one or more electrical modules. As one of the most reliable and high-performance types of electrical connectors, backplane connectors are widely used in industrial, commercial, and military applications. Among the backplane connectors, the ARINC series has become a highly popular choice for providing reliable and secure connections in avionics, isolated systems, communication systems, and other industries.

The BKAD1-125-30029 backplane connector is part of ARINC’s 125 Series, a family of backplane connectors that offer superior strength, reliable power connections, simple installation, and high-performance communication. This connector can be used to connect host and backplane via two different rows of four connectors, providing a low-profile continuous contact connector with excellent and reliable electrical performance. The BKAD1-125-30029 connector is designed for applications that require extreme repeated physical shock, vibration, and constant exposure to extreme temperatures and harsh environmental conditions.

Application Fields

The BKAD1-125-30029 backplane connector is widely used in a variety of applications, including data processing, automation, industrial on-board processing, communications equipment, and military and high-reliability systems. This versatile connector finds its home in many rugged and highly reliable systems such as avionics, aircrafts, and rockets, and is suitable for a wide range of specific industries, including automotive, medical, precision equipment, and measurement equipment. Moreover, because of its compact size and lightweight design it is also suitable for use in electronic instruments and other devices, where size is an issue.

Working Principle

The BKAD1-125-30029 backplane connector is a simple two-row common contact configuration. It provides a secure and reliable connection between the two backplanes or printed circuit boards (PCBs) with two rows of four connectors, each in a single package. This backplane connector operates by using four high-performance contact springs to ensure a low-profile continuous contact connection. The connectors are also equipped with protective locking tabs, which ensure a secure fit and improve shock and vibration protection.

The BKAD1-125-30029 backplane connector features a hermetic seal for reliable operation in extreme environmental conditions. This hermetic seal provides consistent contact pressure, resulting in improved vibration and thermal shock resistance. Additionally, it offers superior protection against dust, water, and other environmental factors. The connector also features a high-performance sealant that ensures even more reliable environments and a reliable electrical performance.

In addition to its superior mechanical design, the BKAD1-125-30029 backplane connector features robust electrical performance, featuring reliable power contacts, simple installation, and high-performance communication. It provides ultra-low profile contact heights and is designed to reduce signal reflections and attenuation, offering high data rates and effective noise rejection. It is also highly resistant to mechanical and thermal shock and electrostatic discharge.

Conclusion

The BKAD1-125-30029 backplane connector from ARINC is a reliable and reliable connector suitable for use in extreme outdoor and indoor environments, such as in avionics, aviation, and military applications. This versatile connector offers superior strength, reliable power connections, simple installation, and excellent electrical performance. The BKAD1-125-30029 backplane connector is a reliable and reliable solution for any application requiring a high-performance connection between two backplanes or printed circuit boards (PCBs).

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