High-speed backplane connectors
Howard Johnson
Abstract
Howard Johnson
Abstract
Printed circuit board (PCB) backplanes and backplane connectors form the cornerstone of many large system architectures, particularly in the fields of communication and high-performance computing. This paper investigates the limits to the electrical performance of backplane connectors. It discusses the main factors affecting performance, and predicts the future of backplane connector development.
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Printed circuit board (PCB) backplanes and backplane connectors form the cornerstone of many large system architectures, particularly in the fields of communication and high-performance computing. This paper investigates the limits to the electrical performance of backplane connectors. It discusses the main factors affecting performance, and predicts the future of backplane connector development.
Key concepts: Backplane, Printed circuit board, Cable gland, Cornerstone, Computer science, Engineering, Electrical engineering, Electronic engineering