Apr. 23, 2025
The front panel of a subrack plays a multifaceted role in ensuring the functionality, safety, and efficiency of electronic systems.
Structural Integrity: Secures modules (e.g., power supplies, processing units) within the subrack, preventing displacement and ensuring alignment with backplane connectors.
Standard Compliance: Adheres to industry standards (e.g., Eurocard, VME) for dimensions and mounting, enabling compatibility across manufacturers.
Indicators & Controls: Features LEDs for status/power/fault alerts, buttons/switches for reset or mode changes, and labels for module identification.
Ports & Connectors: Provides easy access to I/O interfaces (e.g., Ethernet, USB) without disassembling the system, enhancing usability.
Cooling Design: Incorporates vents, integrated fans, or heat sinks to optimize airflow, dissipate heat, and prevent overheating of modules.
EMI Shielding: Uses conductive materials (e.g., metal) and tight seals to minimize electromagnetic interference.
By integrating these functions, the front panel ensures reliable operation, longevity, and user-friendly interaction within industrial, telecom, and embedded systems.
Oct. 01, 2023
For PCB board of the subrack insertion and extraction, Provides assistance when pulled out.Composed of four parts: handle, scutcheon, printed board bracket, and shaft. Handle material: PC+GF20%, Fire retardant standard: UL94V1, printed board bracket material: die-cast zinc alloy surface nickel plating.
Oct. 08, 2023
The subrack does not have a series of profiles, and after receiving an order, it is usually customized and processed according to the drawings. Products from different customers and products of different specifications from the same customer all need to be redesigned and processed, resulting in higher costs;