BKAD1-125-30052

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Backplane connectors, specifically the ARINC type, are highly reliable and often used in commercial and military aircrafts around the world. The BKAD1-125-30052 is part of the ARINC 600 family, a specification that meet the demand for high-speed data transmission. The BKAD1-125-30052 shares many characteristics with other series within the family, however it is specifically tailored to fit the requirements of high-speed, high-density routing of critical data.

The BKAD1-125-30052 is designed to be an extremely robust and reliable backplane connector. The electrical performance features of the BKAD1-125-30052 include high insulation resistance, low contact resistance, and very low crosstalk. The mechanical construction consists of a high-amplitude adapter board, housing, contacts, and optional accessories, all designed and optimized to provide a secure installation in a variety of environments.

The BKAD1-125-30052 connector has a huge 250+V operating voltage, with a current rating of up to 35A. It also comes with a variety of hand soldering and press fit options, providing installation versatility in different levels of integration. The modular design of the BKAD1-125-30052 allows a gradual increase in performance and complexity by adding or removing modules as needed.

The application of the BKAD1-125-30052 is quite vast and includes the routing of control signals, data link connections, network interface connections, and various other systems. It is often used as a direct replacement for older style connectors in military-grade applications as well as in commercial grade designs. Additionally, the BKAD1-125-30052 is ideal for signal routing in space and aerospace as well as for embedded computer, vehicle, and vision systems.

The working principle of the BKAD1-125-30052 is based on the same principles as other ARINC backplane connectors. At the simplest level, an electrical current is transferred through a pair of contacts connected to opposite sides of a mating face, known as the machined male and female connectors. The outer insulation of the contacts help to prevent cross talk, and the high-speed transmission of the data is determined by the rate at which the contacts transfer an electrical charge. The BKAD1-125-30052 utilizes a staggered contact architecture, meaning that the contacts are placed at an angle while the mating face itself remains flat.

The BKAD1-125-30052 backplane connector is an essential component of ARINC 600 series and provides the reliable electrical and mechanical properties needed to route critical data. With its wide application range, enormous operating voltage, and a modular design, the BKAD1-125-30052 is an ideal choice for high speed, high density data routing and is trusted by the military and commercial industries around the world.

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