DL5-260R

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Backplane connectors and their housings, like the DL5-260, are an integral part of modern electronics, providing reliable connections between two boards or other components in a circuit. Backplane connectors are designed to carry signals and power, or both, and are used in a wide variety of applications for an array of boards, modules, and sub-systems. This article will describe the application field of the DL5-260R, and explain the working principle behind the housing.

DL5-260R Application Field

The DL5-260R is a complete, vertical, bayonet-style backplane connector housing. It is made up of two parts, a male and a female housing, that mate together to form an interconnect. It is designed for high quality signal and power distribution, and can provide reliable connections between two boards or other components in a circuit. The DL5-260R is ideal for applications where there is a need for a space-efficient multilayer card edge connection. Its features include a high pin density, its vertical orientation, a secure locking mechanism, and a latchless design. The DL5-260R is typically used in applications such as industrial control systems, consumer electronics, medical electronics, and high-end servers.

Working Principle

The DL5-260R\'s working principle is based on the Bayonet lock, a locking mechanism used in firearm power outlets. When engaged, this mechanism creates a tight seal between two components, and provides superior retention than a screw-mounted or snap-fit connector. The DL5-260R housing uses two alignment guides and four locking lugs. The alignment guides ensure that the male and female housings are correctly aligned and the locking lugs secure the connection by providing friction between the two housings. Once the male and female housings are mated, they are rigidly held together and can withstand up to 18 pounds of axial force. The connection is also able to resist shock and vibration in a wide range of environment, making it suitable for a variety of applications.

The DL5-260R housing also supports hot-swapping, allowing the connector to remain securely engaged to its mating interface during a live removal or insertion. To disengage the connection, the locking lugs are manually depressed, releasing the housings from their engagement. Both the male and female housings are designed to provide a wide range of electrical and mechanical performance for multiple types of applications. The male housing is designed to fit into most TMA-style cutouts.

Conclusion

The DL5-260R is a complete, vertical, bayonet-style backplane connector housing. It is designed for high quality signal and power distribution, and is ideal for applications where an efficient multilayer card edge connection is required. Its features include a high pin density, its vertical orientation, a secure locking mechanism, and a latchless design, all of which contribute to its reliable, consistent performance. The DL5-260R can also provide hot-swapping capability, and can resist shock and vibration for a wide range of applications. As a result, it is widely used in a variety of industries, including industrial control systems, consumer electronics, medical electronics, and high-end servers.

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