Backplanes

Backplanes are circuits that serve as an interface between different components in computer systems. They provide a kind of frame or basic framework to which various modules or cards can be connected. These cards can be, for example, data processing components, network cards, memory modules or graphics cards.

Backplanes are found in a variety of computer systems, including industrial control systems, data centers, and embedded systems. They allow system components to be easily replaced or upgraded without having to replace the entire system.

There are several types of backplanes, such as parallel, serial, and mezzanine backplanes. Parallel backplanes use a direct connection between components to transfer data, while serial backplanes use a serial transmission technique to transfer data.

Overall, backplanes make computer systems easier to build and maintain, and help improve efficiency and reliability.

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