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Mouser Stocking Fortis Zd Backplane Connectors

Connectors can withstand shock and vibration of military and aerospace applications.

By DE Editors  

December 30, 2011

By DE Editors

Mouser Electronics is now stocking TE Connectivity's Fortis Zd backplane connectors. TE offers the Fortis Zd backplane connectors as a modular backplane connector system that combines commercial high-speed technologies with MIL-SPEC contacts into a user-configurable platform. Developed to withstand the shock and vibration requirements of military and aerospace applications, the backplane connectors feature a ruggedized design for extreme mechanical and electrical performance in demanding environments.

With Mini-Box contacts, which provide four points of contact on all sides of the pin and a higher pin count to allow data rates of 10 Gbps+, the connectors support higher bandwidth requirements.

For more information, visit Mouser Electronics and TE Connectivity.

Sources: Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company's website.


 

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