BKAF2-313-40030-SA

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The BKAF2-313-40030-SA is an ARINC (Aeronautical Radio Inc.) backplane connector used in various avionic systems. The backplane is the core of any avionic system, as it allows multiple components to communicate with each other. ARINC-style connectors are often found in aircraft applications, as they provide the high levels of reliability that are required in such critical systems.

The BKAF2-313-40030-SA is a 30-pin connector, which is designed to meet all ARINC 717 protocols. It features a unique locking mechanism that ensures secure and reliable connections. The connector is designed for use in applications where temperature and vibration is an issue, such as in military and aerospace applications.

The BKAF2-313-40030-SA connector has a working voltage rating of 10 amps and a current rating of 5 amps. The operating temperature range is from -55ᵒC to +125ᵒC, and the insulation resistance is 500 megohm. The connector also has an EMI (Electromagnetic Interference) Rating of 65 dB, and a vibration rating of 6G.

The connector is constructed from high quality materials, which ensures that it can withstand the harsh environment encountered in operational aircraft systems. The contacts in the BKAF2-313-40030-SA are gold-plated, which allows for excellent electrical conductivity. The connector also has various mounting options, including flange, panel, and PCB. The overall size of the connector is 73 mm x 37 mm x 7.5 mm.

The BKAF2-313-40030-SA provides a reliable and durable connection for avionic equipment. The design of the connector ensures a secure connection, and the use of gold contacts ensures high levels of electrical performance. The connector is designed for rugged environments, and has a wide range of mounting options. Overall, the BKAF2-313-40030-SA provides an excellent solution for applications involving ARINC backplane connectors.

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