HM2P07PDU2G0N9

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Backplane Connectors - Hard Metric, Standard

The HM2P07PDU2G0N9 (Hard Metric) is a high-density connector that is designed for high-speed communication on backplanes, and utilizes precision spring contacts to ensure reliable connections. The HM2P07PDU2G0N9 is a female connector, and is offered with either a right angle or vertical orientation. It is used to link multiple Printed Circuit Boards (PCBs) and servers together through backplane interface.

The Hard Metric connector standard defines a common set of dimensions and mechanical features. A module interface called Hard Metric (HM) has been developed as an industry-standard for backplane connectors defined by IEEE 1752.16. Hard Metric modules are used to create high speed communications between mother boards and daughter boards connected through backplanes. The standard is based on the Square Grid Layout that is optimized for high speed signal integrity.

The HM2P07PDU2G0N9 Hard Metric connectors consist of two mechanical components: the connector housing and a female backplane contact. The connector housing has an integrated metal latch that engages with pins on the backplane. The spring contacts are made of stainless steel and are insulated to make sure that no short circuits are created when multiple connectors are inserted in a backplane. The female backplane contact is designed for shielded data transfer and is rated up to 50 GHz.

The Hard Metric standards provide a wide range of features for high-speed communication including: high speed transmission, signal integrity, signal grounding, thermal transfer, durability, and reliability. The Hard Metric standard is divided into classes, which are based on transmission speed and tolerances. Class 1 is the slowest with transmission speeds up to 5 Gbps, while Class 9 is the fastest with speeds up to 50 Gbps.

The working principle of the HM2P07PDU2G0N9 is based on the mutual insertion of two complementary Hard Metric contacts. The contacts are composed of two spring-loaded blades that, when inserted into the receptacle, press against each other. This creates an electrical connection between the two components. The metal latch on the connector housing engages with pins on the backplane to hold the two parts in place. The contact design ensures the highest degree of reliability and durability.

The HM2P07PDU2G0N9 Hard Metric connector has become a popular choice for many applications such as telecommunications, networks, computing, and embedded systems. The Hard Metric standard provides electrical and mechanical features that are specifically designed for high-speed communication and high-density backplane designs. With its robust connections, durability, and reliability, the HM2P07PDU2G0N9 has become an industry standard for many applications.

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