- Use of standard VME bus architecture cages for high speed fibre channel connection.
- Bandwidth: Up to 3 Gigahertz
- P1 and P3 Mounting dimensions
- Board to board high speed data transfer
- Matched Impedance Differential Pair Twinax & Quadrax
- Data sampling rates exceeding 2 Gbits/second
- 21 position true differential pair blind mate contacts
- 150 and 100 Ohm matched impedance
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Rugged D-Sub with Twinax/Quadrax contacts
Split pair quadrax is the next generation contact that provides robust high-speed performance compatible with existing qualified rugged D-Sub connectors.
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Fibre Channel D-Sub
Utilizing a multi-finger ground spring fixed around the shell to provide a multi-point contact engagement that affords superior EMI shielding.
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Micro Quadrax/Twinax
Feature matched impedance miniaturized connectors that provide the user with controlled impedance and tightly spaced PCB footprint spacing.
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Overcome Challenges in Embedded Optical Interconnects Design
The above article has outlined the advantages and challenges of using fiber optical interconnects. To use fiber optic cables, the electrical signals need to be converted to light signals using fiber optic transceivers. While there are many challenges to embedded fiber optics design, the benefits are substantial. The guidelines and design check list provided will help developers select the best solutions for their needs.
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Elevating Connectivity: Exploring the Versatility of Smiths Interconnect's Backplane Connectors
To meet the demands of mission-critical applications, Smiths Interconnect offers a comprehensive range of backplane connectors, known for their performance and reliability.
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Making Sense of High-Reliability Radio Frequency (RF ) Components
HR TSX Series represents a significant leap forward in the realm of high-frequency surface mount chip attenuators. Its combination of small form factor, robust construction, and versatile performance make it an attractive choice for space and defense applications.
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Are X-Band Lowpass RF Filters right for you?
The X-Band cutoff frequency range is from 8 GHz to 12 GHz with a wavelength of 3.8 to 2.5 cm.