0850400218

Backplane Connectors - DIN 41612

The DIN 41612 standard defines a range of backplane connectors. These connectors are used to connect to boards over long distances. The standard defines a range of shapes, sizes, mounting configurations, tabbing styles, and electrical current and voltage requirements.

The 0850400218 is an example of a backplane connector defined by the DIN 41612 standard. It is a type of High Speed Board-to-Board Connector. The connector has an 8.50mm pitch, and a 2.18mm thickness. It can be used to connect boards with a high-speed serial communication protocol. The connector has two rows of pins, with a total of 18 pins in the row. The connector is designed to be installed onto the board via soldering, using either through-hole or surface mount technology. It is designed to provide reliable electrical connection with a minimum of noise and crosstalk.

The 0850400218 connector has a number of applications. It is a suitable choice for use in a wide range of data processing, telecommunications, industrial automation, and consumer electronics applications. It can also be used to connect boards with high-speed serial communication protocols such as USB, SATA, and Ethernet. The connector is durable and reliable, and is designed to withstand normal vibration and shock conditions. The connector is also resistant to corrosion and temperature extremes.

The 0850400218 connector is designed to operate with a wide range of signals. It is rated to handle a maximum of 10A of current, and a maximum of 400V of voltage. The frequency of the signal it can handle ranges from DC to 1GHz. The connector also has an insulation resistance greater than 500MΩ, and a dielectric strength of >1000V. These features allow the connector to provide a reliable electrical connection in a wide range of applications.

The working principle of the 0850400218 connector is simple. It is designed to provide reliable electrical connection between two boards at a distance. The connector is designed to be inserted into the board and soldered, providing a secure connection with a minimum of noise and crosstalk. The connector is then connected to a wire, which is in turn connected to the other board. This creates an electrical connection between the two boards, allowing a signal to be effectively transferred.

The 0850400218 backplane connector is an example of a connector defined by the DIN 41612 standard. It is a type of high speed board-to-board connector suitable for use in a wide range of applications. It is designed to provide reliable electrical connection with a minimum of noise and crosstalk. The connector is rated to handle up to 10A of current and 400V of voltage. Its working principle is simple, and it has a number of advantages such as durability, resistance to corrosion, and temperature extremes.