Secure transmission of information on data highways requires special security measures, because today more and more high performance data transmission at high speeds is required.
Designed for these requirements are the new shielded connectors to DIN 41612/IEC 603-2 and ANSI/VITA Standard for VME 64, Version ANSI/VITA 1-1994, approved 10 April 1995. This version has 32 shielded contacts and 96 signal contacts, the main advantages of a very low return loss, low crosstalk and a very low insertion loss. The shielded type C on a Eurocard with 2,54 mm pitch uses the standard PCB hole pattern.
Erni shielded connectors are mateable with standard DIN 41612/IEC 603-2 type C connectors.
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