Re: [SI-LIST] : Number of GND/Power pins in a connector ?

From: Doug McKean ([email protected])
Date: Fri Mar 24 2000 - 12:44:32 PST

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Kai,

There's other factors involved with this issue
as I'm sure you already know. Yes, the voltage
level is one but stored energy is another.

Regards, Doug McKean

> Kai Keskinen wrote:
>
> When the backplane carries nominal -48V, there is a danger of
> personnel accessing what is considered a hazardous voltage in some
> regions.
>
> I don't see any reason from an EMI or SI point of view for having
> either male or female contacts on the backplane.

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