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DIN 41612 is a family of connectors used mainly for backplane interfaces in distributed computing systems. It has been widely adopted in the computer industry since its inception in the late 1980s. The DIN 41612 standard is based on a modular design that enables highly configurable solutions for a variety of backplane applications.

DIN 41612 connectors are available in three basic formats: plug and socket with push-pull latching mechanisms, plug and socket without latching mechanisms, and plain socket with no mechanical connection. Each of these formats has various sub-categories and accessories to choose from, allowing for a wide range of connectors to be tailored to a specific design. The three primary categories of connectors offered in the DIN 41612 series are described briefly below.

Plug and Socket with Push-Pull Latching Mechanisms:

Plug and socket with push-pull latching mechanisms are connectors of the DIN 41612 family which include a latching mechanism. This latching mechanism allows for easy removal or insertion of the plug portion of the connector, while ensuring a secure connection between the plug and socket portions of the connector. These connectors are available in various sizes and can be tailored to a specific application.

Plug and Socket without Latching Mechanisms:

Plug and socket connectors of the DIN 41612 family that do not employ the use of latching mechanisms are also available. These connectors are designed for applications that do not necessitate secure connections, but rather, just require a stable electrical connection between two points. As such, these connectors are slightly less expensive than their push-pull latching counterparts, and may be more suited to general-purpose applications.

Plain Socket with No Mechanical Connection:

In addition to the plug and socket with latching and plug and socket without latching configurations, the DIN 41612 family of connectors also offers plain socket connectors. These types of connectors utilize a standard female socket, which can be used to terminate the ends of wires and cables. Plain socket connectors are used mainly in control panels and other systems where a wired connection is required, but no mechanical connection is needed.

As evident from the above information, DIN 41612 connectors are a highly versatile and customizable addition to any backplane design. All of the connectors offered in the DIN 41612 series provide robust electrical connections, can be tailored to specific applications, and allow for easy installation and removal when necessary. As such, DIN 41612 connectors are an ideal choice for any backplane application.

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