MP2-P060-54M1-LR

 Backplane Connectors are used to connect various electronic components to the main PCB. Specialized backplane connectors perform an important role in systems that require high density connections and have increased complexity or specialized functionality. The MP2-P060-54M1-LR connector is a member of this family of connectors and is used in a variety of applications. In this article, we will discuss the application field and working principle of the MP2-P060-54M1-LR.

The MP2-P060-54M1-LR is a high-density, low-power backplane connector designed to support a variety of applications. It is designed for applications that require a small form factor and high density connections. These connections allow for a range of functions and features such as: signal and power distribution, programmable logic, inter-processor communication, and automated system control. The MP2-P060-54M1-LR connector supports multiple signal and data speeds including SATA II, USB3, DisplayPort, and Ethernet.

The backplane of the MP2-P060-54M1-LR is designed to provide long-term connection reliability. It is designed with a series of metal contacts that are gold-plated for corrosion protection as well as mechanical stability. The contacts are allowed to rotate or move in small amounts to ensure secure connections over time. The connector is designed to provide the required specifications even with the highest levels of vibration and EMI interference.

The working principle of the MP2-P060-54M1-LR connector is relatively straightforward. The connector is designed as a “push-and-pull” mechanism with a pair of angled contacts on either side of the connector. When the contacts are in the “off” position, the connector is idle. When the contacts are pushed together, the connector is actuated and the signals are transmitted between the two systems. When the contacts are pulled apart, the signals are interrupted and the connector is put into the idle state.

The MP2-P060-54M1-LR backplane connector is an important tool in applications that require high density connections and control systems. It is designed with features for vibration and EMI protection as well as durability and reliability over long-term usage. The “push-and-pull” working principle of the connector ensures that data and power can be easily transmitted between the two systems.

In conclusion, the MP2-P060-54M1-LR backplane connector is an important component in the modern data center system. Its high density, low-power design ensures that the required signal and power lines can be connected with increased reliability and minimal space constraints. Its “push-and-pull” working principle ensures that the connector is operational even in cases of extreme vibration and EMI interference.