0850422359

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For many applications, the need for reliable and secure data transfer is essential. DIN 41612 connectors are used in these applications, providing high levels of performance and data throughput. The DIN 41612 connectors offer several advantages over other backplane connectors, such as a high number of contact points, two or three levels of termination, and compatibility with a wide variety of board types. They are also very robust and have a long life expectancy.

The DIN 41612 connector family is made up of four distinct types. These include the 0850422359 (also known as M2, M3 or M4) unit type, the 308 25-15 (M5), the 510 20-20 (M6) and the 710 15-15 (M7). All of these connectors offer a high number of contact points, and some feature power contact pins for connecting extra power sources. Each of these connectors also have their own respective acceptable mating standards, which come in either single level or dual level types.

The 0850422359 unit type is a single level DIN 41612 connector, with 8 rows of 24 contacts per row. It is typically used to provide a low speed data interconnection between boards within the same system. It is often used to reduce costs in low-performance applications, such as controlling data, communication and signal transfer in time-critical applications, such as avionics, data acquisition, and control systems.

The 0850422359 unit type uses a slotted pressure contact technology to achieve reliable and secure data connections, with a flexing rate of approximately 0.0025-inches per inch of travel. The contact pins are pushed into the seat of the connector until a positive electrical connection is made. A adhesive backing ensures secure mounting against vibration, shock, and other environmental conditions.

To ensure proper mounting and electrical contact of the female 0850422359 of DIN 41612, the male connector must be secured to the rear of the panel. This is accomplished using the male collar screw and nut assembly. The nut preloads the collar screw, providing an electrical contact to the rear of the board, while also providing a mechanical interference against unintended disconnection.

In addition to the 0850422359 unit type, other types of DIN 41612 connectors offer larger contact grids and two or three levels of termination for increased reliability and data integrity. The 308 25-15 (M5) offers 8 rows of 32 contacts per row, while the 510 20-20 (M6) features 8 rows of 40 contacts per row, and the 710 15-15 (M7) offers 8 rows of 50 contacts per row.

These higher contact count DIN 41612 connectors are often used in higher performance applications. They provide a higher level of versatility, offering the capability to form multiple combinations of signal types. This includes providing an option to terminate power or ground to the front and rear of the board. This feature makes the DIN 41612 connectors perfect for applications that require secure, reliable and precise data transmissions.

The DIN 41612 connectors provide a secure connection of data and power between multiple boards or devices. With a high number of contact points and superior electrical properties, the DIN 41612 connector family is an ideal choice for many applications, such as avionics, data acquisition, control, and communication systems.

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