BKAD1-125-30070

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

ARINC Backplane Connectors are manufactured in a wide variety of shapes and sizes. ARINC stands for AudioRadio Intercommunications Network. ARINC provides high speed data communication between equipment located in an aircraft or other mobile platforms. We shall be looking into the particular ARINC product, the BKAD1-125-30070 backplane connector, in depth with focus on its application field and working principle.

Application Field

The BKAD1-125-30070 backplane connector is widely used in a variety of applications. Its main use is for connecting communications and power lines in aircraft and other mobile platforms. It is designed to be used with an existing ARINC enclosure, such as the ARINC-600 connector series. It can also be used to create a backplane in sparsely populated applications, such as for providing additional power and signal lines.

Features & Benefits

The BKAD1-125-30070 backplane connector features several benefits over standard ARINC connectors. It is a hermaphroditic design, meaning that it can be connected to any gender. This allows for easier and quicker assembly in the field. It has a low profile, which reduces the overall weight and allows for better airflow. The connector is also rated to 300 V, which makes it suitable for both high power and communications lines in aircraft. It also features a high number of pins in a single housing, allowing for a wide array of signals to be transmitted or received.

Working Principle

The BKAD1-125-30070 backplane connector is based on the ARINC 600 standard. It features a 2x25 pin configuration. It is also designed to work in hermaphroditic pairs, meaning that a single module can connect to any type of connector. The connector works by having a sliding and locking mechanism that\'s used to establish physical contact between the pins. The contact points are made of high-grade copper, and are plated with gold to ensure a low-resistance connection. By sliding the two parts of the connector together, the pins on both sides come in contact and create a secure connection.

Conclusion

The BKAD1-125-30070 backplane connector is an essential part of any ARINC-based system. It provides a secure connection between numerous lines and is designed to be used in aircraft and other mobile platforms. The hermaphroditic design of the connector makes it easy to install and its low profile reduces the overall weight of the application. The gold plated contacts ensure a reliable low-resistance connection that is necessary for high-power and communications lines.

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