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DIN 41612 Backplane Connectors

DIN 41612 backplane connectors are used on transmission systems and computer boards. They have been developed to enable multiple contacts and reduce the transmission\'s signal noise using a repetitive mat that allows signal flow from one side to the other. These connectors are available in several configurations such as PCBs, flat cable assemblies and high-density connectors with dense mounting and high cohesivity.

0850134012 Specifications

The 0850134012 backplane connector is a 3-row with 2-mm edge connector. It has connections in the form of a specific at 2 rows, one is used for signal processing and the other for ground paths. The 0850134012 DIN 41612 backplane connector supports up to 150-contact positions and has a pitch of 0.635 mm. Furthermore, the 0850134012 contacts are plated with gold to increase durability.

Applications

The DIN 41612 connector is widely employed in the electronics industry due to its superior design and reliable connecting properties. It is suitable for numerous signal processing applications in industrial, medical and telecommunications equipment. The backplane connectors can also be used in small equipment such as computers, laptops, tablets and handsets. Moreover, the connectors are designed to be used in audio and video data transmission systems, digital imaging and robotics. The connectors show excellent capability and can achieve high performance in harsh environments.

Working Principle

The working principle of a DIN 41612 backplane connector is based on electrical and physical contact. It enables signal transmission by connecting its electrical contacts along the length of the transmission. On the other hand, a physical contact optimizes signal transmission between the contacts by forming an insulated seal that serves as an insulator against noise and electromagnetic interferences. Additionally, a contact force mechanism secures the connection between the contacts and ensures maximum current transfer performance.

The 15-pin DIN 41612 connector is fixed to the transmission system using a pin-and-socket arrangement. The inner terminals, called connectors, are mounted to the male component of the transmission, while the female component is connected to the transmission system. The adjacent terminals are then connected using a latch locking structure that provides high and low retention, making the connection waterproof and highly reliable.

Advantages of 085034012 Backplane Connector

The DIN 41612 backplane connectors are designed to offer enhanced performance in high-density systems. The connectors are available in different versions and can support a higher range of current without compromising the performance. The 0850134012 DIN 41612 backplane connectors are designed to be robust and secure, offering adequate connection retention force. Their contacts are plated with gold to provide optimal conductivity and maximum contact resistance as well as for a longer service life. The 0850134012 backplane connector is also designed to be resilient to shock, vibration and corrosion while providing robust insulation.

Conclusion

The 0850134012 DIN 41612 backplane connector is designed to transmit high electrical current and protect against electromagnetic interferences. It provides enhanced signal transmission and improved data transfer performance. The 0850134012 connector offers highly reliable optical contacts along with an improved connection force and retention. Furthermore, it is designed to be rugged and resilient to shock, vibrations, corrosion and other environmental factors.

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