HM2P96PC8110N9PLF

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Backplane Connectors - Hard Metric, StandardBackplane connectors are devices a computer uses to attach to the backplane, which is a printed circuit board (PCB) that connects the processors, memory, and other components in the computer. They come in many different varieties, and depending on the specific application, a particular type may be more suitable than another for one\'s needs. Hard metric and standard connectors are two such types of backplane connectors.The hard metric connector (HM2P96PC8110N9PLF) is one type of connector which has become popular due to its performance characteristics. This type of connector uses a metallic housing which evenly distributes the force across all contact points. This means that you can attach the connector directly into the backplane without the need for any other support structures like clamps or brackets. Additionally, the hard metric connector comes with plated contacts, which results in an increased number of contact points, thus providing a much better connection strength and reliability.A standard backplane connector is typically much smaller than a hard metric connector and provides a more economical choice for cost-sensitive applications. The most widespread form of a standard backplane connector uses a tin-plated housing with single row contacts. It is suitable for fast data transfer applications, but offers less mechanical strength compared to the hard metric connector. Moreover, single-row standard connectors are more difficult to insert and remove than dual-row versions, and they provide a lesser number of contact points.The working principle of backplane connectors is based on the electrical connecting technology and the physical contact between the two components. With hard metric connectors, the contact points of the connector are aligned along a groove in the backplane, protecting the connections from contamination and damage. This ensures that the data transfer is secure and reliable. The standard backplane connector has a central area in the form of a hole which allows electrical contact points to be brought in contact with corresponding contact points of the mating connector.In conclusion, there are two main types of backplane connectors - hard metric and standard. Both these types of connectors have their own pros and cons and can be used for different applications depending on the needs. The hard metric connector offers high reliability and superior contact strength while the standard connector provides a cost-effective choice for more budget-sensitive applications.In terms of working principles, both types of connectors use the same principle of connecting two components with electrical contact. Hard metric connectors have an alignment groove in the backplane while standard connectors have a central area which let the contact points of the mating connector to be brought into contact.

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