BKAD2-223-30001

Series:	600 BKA
Packaging:	Bulk
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Part Status:	Active
Shell Style:	Plug
Class:	Non-Environmental
Class Code:	D
Shell Size:	2
Cavity A:	--
Cavity B:	--
Cavity C:	--
Cavity D:	--
Cavity E:	--
Cavity F:	--
Sealed:	Un-Sealed
Shell Plating:	Chromate
Termination:	Crimp
Features:	Rear Release
Note:	--

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Introduction

Backplane connectors, also known as board-to-board connectors, are wired connectors mounted between printed circuit boards (PCBs) that allow electrical signals to be transmitted between circuit boards. ARINC (Aeronautical Radio, Inc) connectors are one of the most popular forms of backplane connectors and come in a range of sizes and configurations. One of the most commonly used ARINC connectors is the BKAD2-223-30001, which is used in applications across many industries. This article outlines the applications and working principles of this particular connector.

Applications

The BKAD2-223-30001 is a connector mainly used in avionics and aerospace applications. It is used in many military communication systems, both in aircrafts and ground stations, and has also been used successfully in oil and gas and medical projects. It is mainly used to connect devices that require extremely high transmission speeds, as it has a high contact pressure and is capable of transferring signals up to 6GHz. The connector also has strong resilience against shock and vibration, making it well suited for moving and harsh environments.

Construction & Parameters

The BKAD2-223-30001 is a 9-pin connector with gold-plated contacts. It is circular in shape and has a shell that is made from brass. It has a voltage rating of 500V, a temperature range from -55°C to +125°C, and an insulation resistance of 500MΩ minimum. It can also handle up to 1A of current and has a contact resistance of 25mΩ maximum.

Working Principle

The working principle behind the BKAD2-223-30001 is relatively simple. The three main components of the connector are the body, the contact pins, and the insulation material. The body is designed to connect the contact pins to the circuit board. The contact pins are housed within the body and make electrical connections when the two boards are brought into contact. The insulation material is used to prevent interference between the contact pins.

Conclusion

The BKAD2-223-30001 is a popular ARINC backplane connector that is used for a variety of applications. It is constructed with gold-plated contact pins, a brass shell, and insulation material to ensure a secure electrical connection. It is suitable for use in avionics, aerospace, medical, and oil and gas applications, and can transmit signals up to 6GHz. Its simple working principle of connecting and insulating contact pins between circuit boards means it is reliable and easy to use.

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