09022646821

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DIN 41612 connectors are backplane connectors used to interconnect electronics based on Eurocard standards. The standard, published by the Deutsches Institut für Normung (DIN) in 1989, covers round-pin, male-female connectors. It is widely used in the telecommunications and industrial automation industries. The DIN 41612 connector comes in various sizes, the most common being the 15-, 19- and 40-pin variants. Although designed for signals up to 25 V and/or 1 A, there are variants which can handle up to 100 V and 10 A, depending on the contact pitch and mated belt insulation.

The most common version of the DIN 41612 comes with molded hood housing which gives good EMC protection. The internal current rating is dependent on the pitch of the contacts being used. The contact material in the hood can either be gold, tin, or a combination of both, depending on the application. The connectors feature a tape-and-reel system that allows them to be easily mounted on Euro-rack system. The connectors are also designed to be hot-swappable, for easy replacement and maintenance.

The 09022646821 variant of the DIN 41612 is a 40-pin connector that can interface with a wide variety of other connectors. The contact pitch for this version is 2.00mm, which is typical for DIN 41612 connectors. This is an ideal connector for applications that require high density connectors with low power and voltages. It can be used in a range of applications such as backplanes, base boards, embedded computing, storage interfaces, control networks, medical devices, and telecommunications.

The working principles of the 09022646821 are quite simple. The connector consists of two components, a plug and a socket. The plug contains two rows of 40 pins which are inserted into the corresponding socket. These pins, when press-fitted, provide a secure internal connection and positive locking mechanism. The contacts of the socket are then soldered to the PCB or Euro-rack system. When the plug and socket are mated, a gas-tight seal is formed between the pins and the contacts, protecting against moisture and dust.

In summary, the 09022646821 variant of the DIN 41612 is an ideal connector for interfacing with a wide range of systems in various applications. It provides a robust internal connection, good EMC protection, and an efficient hot-swapping capability. Its 2.00mm contact pitch enables it to handle low voltage and power sources. As such, it is an excellent choice for reliable systems in a wide selection of fields.

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