DPX2MA-A106SA106S-33B-0201

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Backplane Connectors - ARINC

ARINC (Aeronautical Radio Incorporated) backplane connectors are an essential part of the aerospace industry. The ARINC 600-series designs, including the DPX2MA-A106SA106S-33B-0201, are designed to be used in harsh and demanding environments such as those found in commercial and military aircraft and spacecraft. They provide robust and reliable connections for the wide range of electrical signals that must travel between systems in these environments.

Application Field:

The DPX2MA-A106SA106S-33B-0201 ARINC backplane connector is designed for a wide variety of applications, such as regulating signals between systems onboard commercial and military aircraft, spacecraft, and other aerospace applications. These connectors are also suitable for use in other, less demanding, applications such as in industrial automation, medical systems, and computer networks.

Working Principle:

The DPX2MA-A106SA106S-33B-0201 is an ARINC 600-series design. It has a contact arrangement of 8-Contact points, which provide ample room for multiple types of signals. The connectors are designed to be durable and reliable even in extreme conditions and vibration, providing robust connections for crucial signals.

Each of the 8-contact points is connected with a pin or socket depending on whether the connector is male or female. The pins (male) are equipped with solder cups, providing for reliable and durable connections that can withstand heavy vibration. The sockets (female) are spring-loaded for easy insertion and release. The connectors are designed with a keying system that prevents mismatching.

The DPX2MA-A106SA106S-33B-0201 is rated for operating temperatures from -55°C to +125°C, and it is approved according to DO-160D requirements for aerospace electrical equipment design. This connector has excellent resistance to moisture, extreme temperatures, shock, vibration, and other environmental factors that can affect electrical connections in harsh environments.

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