HM2P07PDW2N1N9LF

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Backplane connectors are a form of electrical connector designed for use on the backplanes of data equipment. Backplane connectors are used in computer systems to provide a means of establishing contact between circuit cards or boards and the data equipment or related components. Most backplane connectors are either Hard Metric, also known as HM2P07PDW2N1N9LF or Standard-type.

HM2P07PDW2N1N9LF backplane connectors are electrical interconnects designed for high speed data transmission. In a High-Speed Backplane Connector application, the HM2P07PDW2N1N9LF connector family, is typically used to transmit signals on high-speed channels such as LAN, Gigabit Ethernet, InfiniBand, and Fibre Channel. The connectors are designed with high speed integrity, and offer robust performance with minimal EMI and crosstalk.

HM2P07PDW2N1N9LF connectors are designed with an advanced EMI shield which is integral to the connector housing. The shielding is made up of an inner and outer contact shell forming an efficient air gap between high and low frequency boards. This dramatically reduces EMI on adjacent channels. The EMI shielding also reduces crosstalk since it functions as an improved ground on adjacent signals.

HM2P07PDW2N1N9LF connectors are designed to provide high I/O density, and a high-level of mechanical performance. They will typically provide between 50 and 250 signal connections between two circuit boards or devices. The connectors are designed to provide a very low TJ floor-to-ceiling of .035mm, allowing for maximum routing density on both boards.

The working principle of HM2P07PDW2N1N9LF backplane connectors is based on the established power and data contact technology. The connectors use onboard pins or contacts to make the connection. Examples of these pins are blade contact, press-fit, and solderable. The contacts are placed between two mating surfaces in a docking card configuration. The contact-to-contact mating system provides a very reliable connection with minimal performance degradation.

These backplane connectors are designed to fit into a single to three row board arrangement, and they will typically provide signal connections from 50 to 250 pins. At each row, the pin connectors are held in various configurations for secure plug-and-play operation. The plugging system provides an easy and secure way to make and break a backplane connection during assembly and routine operation.

The connector is designed with an innovative internal shielding system to provide superior EMI shielding. The advanced shielding technology allows the contacts to remain uncompromised so that high-speed data rates and maximum signal integrity can be maintained. The shielding also prevents any crosstalk or signal interference from being transmitted between adjacent signals, thus providing a very reliable and consistent performance from one application to the next.

HM2P07PDW2N1N9LF backplane connectors are typically used in data and telecommunications equipment, such as in cellular systems, high-speed communications routers, and base stations. They are also used in the automotive industry, for example in vehicle control and navigation systems. The connectors are preferred in these applications due to their low-profile design, high signal density and superior shielding.

HM2P07PDW2N1N9LF backplane connectors are an ideal solution for any application that requires a high level of performance, signal integrity, and reliability. With their advanced shielding technology, these connectors can provide reliable data connections and uninterrupted service in a variety of challenging environments. They are an ideal solution for applications that require precise and dependable data transmission.

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