PCN13-96S-2.54DSA(71)

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Backplane connectors such as the PCN13-96S-2.54DSA(71) are commonly used to connect two interconnected components on the same circuit board or printed circuit boards. They are designed to securely and reliably connect a high speed data signal path between two PCBs. These connectors provide excellent mechanical characteristics, thermal stability and electrical performance.

The PCN13-96S-2.54DSA(71) is a DIN 41612 style backplane connector. This type of connector is designed to allow boards to plug into each other, often called card-to-card or daughter-card-to-motherboard applications, with a standard pitch of 2.54mm and 96 contacts. The connector is made of a high quality metal material, which is nickel-plated and anti-corrosive. It has an external polarizing key to ensure correct mating, and offers a wide variety of configurations for diverse applications. It also features solder retention, good contact between insert and conductor and improved safety in unauthorized removal of the card.

In terms of application field, the PCN13-96S-2.54DSA(71) backplane connector is widely used in computer peripherals, medical devices, office automation equipment, telecommunications, and other types of applications. It is suitable for audio and video connectors, peripheral device connectors, and other card-to-card applications. Its high-speed data transfer features can provide stable performance in harsh environment. This ensures a secure and reliable connection between two PCBs in hostile environments. It is also flame retardant, UL-approved and CSA-certified, making it safe to use.

In terms of working principle, this backplane connector includes two distinct mating pieces. The first is a wafer that fits into the card edge contacts and the second is a header that is soldered onto the circuit board. The two pieces are designed to interlock and to hold electrical signals in place without a path of low impedance. A plastic insulator holds the contacts in place while two steel lances on the wafer secure the wafer into the header during mating. Once the two pieces are connected, the circuit board is protected from dust, dirt, and shocks and vibrations, allowing signals to pass through without being affected.

The PCN13-96S-2.54DSA(71) backplane connector is used to provide a reliable and secure connection between two circuit boards with different configurations. Its standard pitch, high-speed data transfer capabilities and hard-wearing metal make it an ideal choice for many applications. Its solid construction and reliable contact resistance also guarantee a safe and error-free connection every time.

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