0850037055

Series:	85003
Packaging:	Tray
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Part Status:	Active
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
Connector Type:	Header, Male Pins
Number of Positions:	48
Number of Positions Loaded:	All
Pitch:	0.100" (2.54mm)
Number of Rows:	3
Style:	C/2 (1/2 C)
Level, Class:	1
Mounting Type:	Through Hole, Right Angle
Termination:	Solder
Features:	--
Contact Finish:	Gold
Contact Finish Thickness:	39.4µin (1.00µm)
Operating Temperature:	-55°C ~ 125°C
Current Rating:	--
Material Flammability Rating:	UL94 V-0
Material - Insulation:	Polyester Thermoplastic

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Backplane Connectors – DIN 41612

Backplane connectors are specialized types of cable connectors which intended primarily for use in backplane systems. These connectors have contacts that are mateable, or can be inserted into a lengthwise alignment, without requiring the user to manually mate the connectors. The most common backplane connector design is the DIN 41612 which conforms to European standards.The term “backplane” refers to a circuit board which contains multiple traces, and often inside a double sided board. The backplane’s purpose is to provide input/output ports which are accessible to other components. It is a sort of backbone which provides a physical link between components in the system. It is used in a broad range of electrical products and systems, and offers features such as:- Hot-swapping ability for modules- Possibility of densely packed pins- Low cost manufacturing- Flexible cablingA DIN 41612-compliant backplane connector is made up of a row of contacts which are positioned along the sides of a module. Each contact is shielded by a plastic housing which ensures that it cannot be inserted upside down or become misaligned. The contacts are usually designed to control one aspect of the backplane or to interconnect different components. These DIN-compliant connectors are available in a broad range of sizes and configurations. Common sizes include 22 rows and up to 20 columns of pins. Each contact is wired in a specific way to connect different components. The most common configuration for data transmission is the 0850037055 application fields and working principles. This configuration typically includes one signal line and one ground line for each contact. The connector is composed of two parts: a base and a roof. The base is mounted onto the backplane and the roof is used to interconnect different components. The contacts within the base have two primary functions – to provide power and signal. Depending on the application, the number of contacts will vary depending on the number of elements in the system. The contacts are made up of two strips of metal which intersect at the center. The ends of the strips can be either bent or cut into tiny pins. The pins must be individually soldered onto the backplane for the purpose of isolating them from the surrounding metal strips.The power pins provide power to the system while the signal pins transmit signals between different components. These connectors are typically wired up with stranded wires which provide flexibility. The only other components necessary to complete the wiring are a plastic housing and a bus bar which connects the pins to the backplane.The contacts are covered by a plastic housing which is designed to protect them from environmental factors. These housings are usually made of Nylon 6/6 copolymer, a type of plastic which is highly resistant to environmental and mechanical damage. The housings also provide insulation to the contacts which prevents them from shorting out when exposed to high currents.The working principle of the DIN 41612 backplane connectors lies in the fact that each contact is wired in a specific way to ensure that they are compatible with the other components in the system. The most common type of connection for transmission is the 0850037055 application field and working principle which is composed of one signal line and one ground line for each contact. These connections allow for data transfer between different components by ensuring that the power from each contact is connected in the same way. This allows for the efficient transmission of data or power between devices. Other configurations are available depending on the needs of the application. Backplane connectors are an essential component of many electrical and electronic system designs. The DIN-compliant backplane connectors provide reliable and cost-effective solutions for interconnectivity. They are available in a range of sizes and configurations, and are typically connected with stranded wires for flexibility and reliability. The 0850037055 application field and working principle provide the ability to transfer data or power efficiently between different components.

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