BKAD2-234-300 Connectors, Interconnects

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:	150
Cavity B:	71W1
Cavity C:	13W2
Cavity D:	--
Cavity E:	--
Cavity F:	--
Sealed:	Un-Sealed
Shell Plating:	Chromate
Termination:	Crimp
Features:	No Keying, Rear Release
Note:	--

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ARINC Backplane Connectors: BKAD2-234-300 Application Field and Working Principle

ARINC backplane connectors are one of many industrial interconnects available used in a range of communication, computer, networking, and automotive electronics applications. Designed to allow various components to be connected, they provide users with a reliable, robust, and cost-effective solution. This article will explore the field of application for the BKAD2-234-300 ARINC backplane connector, as well as its working principle.

Application Field

The BKAD2-234-300 ARINC backplane connector is mainly designed for applications in the fields of medical, aviation, military, Telecommunications, transportation, industrial automation and computer rack systems. In addition to these fields, the connector can also be applied in tracing commercial applications such as servers, mobile phones, notebooks, LCD televisions and other I/O home appliances. In particular, the connector is suitable for applications requiring high resistance to shocks, temperatures and vibration.

Design

The BKAD2-234-300 ARINC backplane connector is designed with four contacts and represents a universal standard for backplane connector products. It utilizes two 0.7mm, silver-plated contacts. This design is intended to take into account the wide range of possible applications as well as robust connections.

Working Principle

The working principle of the BKAD2-234-300 ARINC backplane connector is based on electrical signals being applied to the four contacts and providing power or control signals. The positive and negative contacts (pins) are kept apart in an open mated configuration and electricity flows between them when the contacts are connected. This connection is used to transfer data between two devices or processors by either voltage or current signals. The connection is completed when the two contacts are pushed and snapped together. The four contact points can provide complete circuit isolation, allowing all devices connected to the circuit to operate without interference from other connected devices.

Features and Benefits

The BKAD2-234-300 ARINC backplane connector is designed for a wide range of applications. It is designed to ensure high reliability and a long service life, as well as providing excellent electrical and mechanical characteristics. The connector offers many benefits, such as:

• High speed transmission
• High density and high pressure
• High speed exchange of data
• Fast connector and disconnection
• EMI/RFI rejection
• Stable connection
• Low contact resistance
• Simplified assembly process
• High shock and vibration resistance

Conclusion

The BKAD2-234-300 ARINC backplane connector provides a wide range of benefits to its users. It has a strong design which enables it to withstand bumps and shocks while maintaining a steady electrical connection. The connector also provides high speed data transmission, excellent mechanical and electrical characteristics, and fast connection/disconnection. The connector is an ideal solution for many industrial applications, making it a reliable and cost-effective solution.

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