09061326946

Introduction

DIN 41612 is a type of backplane connectors classified according to their operating principles which can be divided into two general categories, pin-in-socket connectors and surface-mount connectors. In both categories, applications include providing a robust connections between two printed circuit boards (PCB) or two sections of the same PCB.

09061326946 Application Field and Working Principle

Pin-in-Socket Connectors

Pin-in-socket connectors are widely used in LAN or high-speed data applications. The connection between the two PCBs or sections is achieved by pins inserted into the sockets. Pin-in socket connectors incorporate either threaded pins or press-fit pins, depending on the specific requirements of the applications. When used for LAN or data applications, the 09061326946 series of pin-in-socket connectors, which is RoHS compliant, employs two rows of terminals (pins) which are connected by a double row of sockets.

Working Principle

The pins and sockets ensure a very tight connection between the two PCBs or sections of the same board. When the pins are properly inserted into the socket, the connection will be electrically and mechanically very stable and reliable. Such tight connection is achieved by the threaded pins which are very secure, or by the press-fit pins which are slightly giving to the pressure of insertion and will provide very high contact stability.

Surface-Mount Connectors

Surface-mount connectors are suitable for applications where the PCBs to be connected will not experience any mechanical forces which would put excessive strain on the connectors. They consist of two separate parts, one featuring terminals (pins) and one featuring sockets, which are soldered onto the two surfaces of two PCBs or sections of the same board.

Working Principle

When a one of the two corresponding parts of the 09061326946 series of surface-mount connectors is soldered onto one part of the PCB, the connection is made stronger by means of surface tension, ferromagnetic, and van der Waals forces. The connection is thus secure and reliable, avoiding electrical contact resistance and ensuring a very efficient and reliable connection for low data rates.

Conclusion

DIN 41612 is a type of backplane connectors mainly designed for applications such as providing a connection between two sections of the same PCB, or between two different PCBs. Pin-in-socket connectors and surface-mount connectors are two commonly used variants of this type of connectors. The 09061326946 series of connectors is RoHS compliant and suitable for LAN or high-speed data applications. Their connection is very robust, ensuring a reliable and efficient current flow, avoiding contact resistance and ensuring a stable connection.