0850421184

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DIN 41612 is a two-row, male/female coded, pin-and-socket connectors with at least 6 contacts. These connectors are often used for reaching minor system expansion and backplane connectivity in many industrial and embedded applications. Examples of these are electric measuring systems, business machines, communication systems, medical technology and factory automation.

The connectors in the DIN 41612 family come with either straight or right-angled contacts. The pins are polarized and symmetrically arranged. This means that they will fit into the socket regardless of the order in which they are inserted. This is a useful feature for many applications since it eliminates the potential of incorrect insertion.

The operating temperature range for these connectors is -40°C to +105°C and market sizes range from 2 to 64 contacts. The contacts used for DIN 41612 connectors are designed for different wire gauges. The typical current handling capabilities are from 1 to 13A depending on the contact size and wire gauge. For applications with higher current requirements, the use of a heavier wire gauge is recommended.

The most common size for DIN 41612 connectors is the 8-pin version with a mating length of 45 mm. The 0850421184 connector from this family is a high density, high power version. It features a double row arrangement and is supplied with straight or right angled contacts. It is rated for contact currents up to 20 A. The contacts are fully gold-plated and the mating face is non-magnetic.

This connector is suitable for use in backplanes, power and signal board-to-board applications. This type of connector is commonly used in multi-slot embedded systems that require higher power connectors with a small form factor. Typical applications include data processing systems, communications systems, drop-in modules and electronic test equipment.

The working principle of using DIN 41612 connectors is relatively straightforward. First, the cables are connected to the contacts on the connector. Then, the connector is inserted into the mating socket. The pins are designed to fit as long as they are inserted in the correct orientation. This ensures proper contact with the pins in the socket and a secure connection.

In conclusion, DIN 41612 connectors are an essential part of any embedded industrial application where backplane connectivity is required. The 0850421184 connector is a high power, high density version suitable for use in embedded systems requiring a small form factor. Its pins are designed to fit into the mating socket regardless of the orientation. The working principle is relatively easy to understand and is useful for ensuring secure connections.

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