BKAD2-400-40000

Backplane connectors, specifically ARINC (Aviation Radio Interface Communications) are used in many applications for their size and associated signal quality improvement. The BKAD2-400-40000 model is the latest iteration of the ARINC connector family and offers a number of advantages over older models. By understanding the BKAD2-400-40000 model, its applications and underlying working principles, engineers and technicians can make better decisions when selecting backplane connector solutions.

ARINC has become a standard for backplane connectors due to its distinct features. It offers a slim and low profile design, in comparison to traditional backplane connectors. This design allows for increased board density, reduced mounting space and cost savings. ARINC also eliminates the need for bulky and complicated fasteners due to its snap-fit design. This snap-fit feature is called “Type A” and is incorporated in many ARINC backplane connectors. It provides a positive tactile feel and ensures that the connector is securely engaged. In addition, ARINC connectors feature an innovative locking mechanism called “Type B”. This locking mechanism consists of a built-in spring that provides extra assurance against accidental disengagement due to vibration or mechanical shock. All of these features, when combined, provide a reliable connection with excellent signal integrity.

The BKAD2-400-40000 model further improves on traditional ARINC by offering increased operational stability and reliability. It features a reinforced body that is made of strong and durable material. This makes it resistant to mechanical shock and vibration, as well as corrosion and contaminants. It also offers improved durability due to its sturdy construction and nickel plating. Furthermore, the BKAD2-400-40000 model delivers high electrical performance, with low impedance, making it an ideal choice for high data rate applications.

The BKAD2-400-40000 model is well suited for a number of applications. It is often used in avionics systems for onboard data transfer and communications, such as in Aircraft Control Loading (ACL) systems and Flight Data Acquisition and Storage (FDAS) systems. It is also used in military and commercial vehicles for data acquisition, communications and control. Its high electrical performance makes it ideally suited for data-intensive applications where speed and accuracy are critical. In addition, it is used in industrial systems, such as computer systems, where reliable connections are needed between components.

The BKAD2-400-40000 model works on a simple principle. It is connected via its two main body pins. These pins are connected to an assembly that has two opposing contacts. When the connector is mated to the mating piece, the two contacts are engaged. This causes a current flow between the two contacts, and a circuit is established. By varying the contact position and contact materials, the current flow and the associated current paths can be manipulated. This allows for better and more reliable data transmission.

Overall, the BKAD2-400-40000 model is an excellent backplane connector solution for a number of applications. Its slim and robust design, combined with its reinforced body, makes it an ideal choice for data-intensive applications. Furthermore, its innovative locking mechanism and improved electrical performance make it reliable and stable. By leveraging the BKAD2-400-40000 model’s features, engineers and technicians can be sure that their systems have the highest level of reliability and performance.