NovaRay® 112 Gbps PAM4 Micro Rugged Backplane System

NovaRay® 112 Gbps PAM4 Micro Rugged Backplane System

NovaRay® Micro Rugged Backplane system combines ultra-high density with an offset footprint for optimal signal integrity performance to 112 Gbps PAM4.


Family Overview

NovaRay® Micro Rugged Backplane system supports blind mate applications with optional guidance and keying, plus standard weld tabs for a secure connection to the board. The ultra-high density design allows for up to 128 differential pairs in a single connector with configurable signal banks for design flexibility. For performance up to 112 Gbps PAM4, the trusted NovaRay® wafer design eliminates intra-pair skew along with large continuous ground blades between and surrounding the differential pairs, which remove resonances.

NovaRay Backplane

FEATURES

 

  • Ultra-high density with up to 128 differential pairs in a single connector
  • 56 Gbps NRZ/112 Gbps PAM4 performance per channel
  • Supports blind mate applications
  • Surface mount for better density and performance
  • Offset footprint for optimum signal integrity
  • Flyover® cable assembly in development
NovaRay Backplane Features

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High-Speed Cable Interconnect Solutions Guide

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High-Speed Cable Interconnect Solutions Guide

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Products

NVBF

IN DEVELOPMENT: 0.80 mm NovaRay® Micro Rugged Backplane Vertical Socket

Features
  • Ultra-high density with up to 128 differential pairs in a single connector
  • 56 Gbps NRZ/112 Gbps PAM4 performance per channel
  • Supports blind mate applications
  • Surface mount for better density and performance
  • Offset footprint for optimum signal integrity
  • Flyover® cable assembly in design
  • Optional guidance and keying
  • Standard weld tabs for a secure connection to the board
IN DEVELOPMENT: 0.80 mm NovaRay® Micro Rugged Backplane Vertical Socket

NVBM-RA

IN DEVELOPMENT: 0.80 mm NovaRay® Micro Rugged Backplane Right-Angle Header

Features
  • Ultra-high density with up to 128 differential pairs in a single connector
  • 56 Gbps NRZ/112 Gbps PAM4 performance per channel
  • Supports blind mate applications
  • Surface mount for better density and performance
  • Offset footprint for optimum signal integrity
  • Optional guidance and keying
  • Standard weld tabs for a secure connection to the board
IN DEVELOPMENT: 0.80 mm NovaRay® Micro Rugged Backplane Right-Angle Header

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