The ‘Floating Board-to-Board Connectors’ whitepaper is now accessible for free download on the Harwin website. Aimed at engineers dealing with multiple, high-density, small form-factor board-to-board connections between PCBs, the paper delves into issues related to the alignment of these connectors in modern ‘pick-and-place’ systems, and the potential consequences of misalignment during manufacturing and operational phases.
Introducing the concept of ‘floating’ board-to-board connectors, the paper explores connectors employing an innovative spring-like suspension mechanism designed to absorb misalignments and minor movements in various axes. Engineers will learn how such connectors mitigate misalignment risks during manufacturing, supporting high-speed PCB production, and enhancing the resilience of interconnects against shock and vibration in real-world deployments.
The document also discusses applications best suited for floating connectors, followed by a detailed examination of the technical specifications and capabilities of the latest floating connector technologies.
The ‘Floating Board-to-Board Connectors’ whitepaper can be downloaded free of charge here.
