MP2-P030-54M1-LR vs 73983-1032LF
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| Category | Backplane Connectors - Specialized | Backplane Connectors - Specialized |
| Manufacturer | 3M | Amphenol ICC (FCI) |
| Description | CONN INV HEADER 2-FB 30POS 5ROW | METRAL 1000 SIGNAL HDR STR PF |
| Package | - | - |
| Series | MetPak? MP2 | Metral? 1000 |
| Features | Board Guide, Inverse | Shielded |
| Mounting Type | Board Edge, Through Hole, Right Angle | Through Hole |
| Termination | Solder | Press-Fit |
| Contact Finish | Gold | Gold |
| Color | Beige | Natural |
| Number of Positions | 30 | 36 |
| Pitch | 0.079" (2.00mm) | 0.079" (2.00mm) |
| Connector Type | Header, Male Pins | Header, Male Pins |
| Contact Finish Thickness | 3µin (0.08µm) | 30µin (0.76µm) |
| Number of Positions Loaded | All | All |
| Number of Rows | 5 | 5 |
| Connector Style | Futurebus+® | High Speed |
| Connector Usage | Backplane | - |
| Contact Layout, Typical | - | 30 Signal, 6 Ground |
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1. What is a Backplane Connector?
Backplane connector is a specialized connector used to connect multiple circuit boards together. It is typically used for high-density data transmission and is suitable for complex electronic systems such as servers, network devices, etc.
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2. What are the main functions of backplane connectors?
The main function of backplane connectors is to connect multiple printed circuit boards (PCBs) through reliable electrical interfaces and provide high-speed data transmission capabilities, while ensuring signal integrity and power distribution.
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3. What is the difference between Specialized Backplane Connectors and Conventional Backplane Connectors?
Specialized backplane connectors are typically optimized according to specific application requirements, and may have special structures, signal processing capabilities, higher durability, or higher frequency processing capabilities, making them suitable for specific industries or devices.
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4. What types of signals does the backplane connector support?
Backplane connectors typically support multiple signal types, including power signals, high-speed data signals (such as PCIe, SATA, Ethernet, etc.), and control signals. Some dedicated backplane connectors also support fiber optic signals.
