BKAD1-125-40022

Backplane Connectors – ARINC

ARINC are backplane connectors and are components used in electronics equipment to transmit power and signal between boards. The design and application of the ARINC is based on the ARINC specification and its capabilities are dependent on access to the sales, design, and quality experts from the original source. ARINC is most commonly seen in commercial aerospace applications. Their different connectors and configuration can serve the needs of a USB, HDMI, Ethernet, MIL-STD-1553, CANbus, and many other data types.

BKAD1-125-40022 Application Field and Working Principle

The BKAD1-125-40022 backplane connector is a type of ARINC connector. It is used mainly in commercial aircraft due to its combination of robust design, EMI shielding, and reliable electrical performance. Additionally, it is also used in electronics for test and measurement, communication, aerospace, automotive, defense and industrial applications. The BKAD1-125-40022 is a robust and reliable connector which provides high performance when mated. The BKAD1-125-40022 is designed to meet applicable specifications such as ARINC 809 and adhere to Mechanical and Environmental requirements.

The BKAD1-125-40022 consists of three main components: receptacle, connector, and J-Receptacle Connector. The receptacle is a steel frame which is designed to hold the connector and secure it in place. The connector is a type of electrical connector and is designed to connect two or more circuits. The J-Receptacle Connector is a type of connector which is designed to be used with a J-socket. The components are designed to mate together and provide a secure connection between two circuit boards. The components have an operating temperature range from -55°C to +125°C.

The working principle of the BKAD1-125-40022 backplane connector is based on the electrical resistance and contact between the two components. The electrical signal is transferred from one board to the other via the connection between the male contact and the female contact. The electrical current is transferred through the resistance of the contact between the male and female connectors. The electrical current flow is controlled by the current passing through the connector.

The BKAD1-125-40022 connector is designed to provide reliable electrical performance and prevent the ingress of foreign particles into the connection. The connector is built with EMI shielding to protect against interference from electromagnetic radiation. The connector is also designed to withstand the vibration and shock of the aerospace environment.

The BKAD1-125-40022 backplane connector is designed to provide high performance and reliability for its intended use in commercial aircraft. Its robust design and EMI shielding ensure that the electrical performance is maintained even in the toughest of environments. The connector is ideal for high-speed communication, sensing, and control applications.