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Backplane Connectors – DIN 41612

The DIN 41612 is one of the most common backplane connectors and associated interface standards that have been used in computer systems since the 1980s. It was originally developed by the German National Standard Association, but has since been adopted as an international standard. This type of connection is typically used to connect data buses, motherboards and other multi-node computers.

The 09031836971 is a type of Backplane Connector known as a DIN 41612. It is a 3-row horizontal connector that is typically used for PCBs or parallel buses. The 09031836971 is a low-profile connector which means that it does not protrude from a board surface as much as other backplane connectors. It is a high-density connection that utilizes PCB boards which have dual-row strips that are rated at 600V. The 09031836971 also has separate contacts which can be serviced without removing the cable from the system, making it highly reliable.

The 09031836971 is used in a wide variety of applications including embedded automation systems, medical instrumentation, aerospace and military applications, laser printing systems, networking and telecommunication systems, and automotive systems. In terms of its working principle, the 09031836971 operates using a push and hold connection mechanism. When a device needs to be connected to a PCB board, the user merely needs to push the connector into the 09031836971 connector until it “clicks” and the connection is made. When the device is ready to be removed, it can be easily pulled away from the backplane or other connected components without any hassle.

Overall, the 09031836971 is a reliable and cost-effective way to connect a variety of devices and systems together. It has a low profile and a push and hold connection mechanism that make for secure and reliable connections. It is used in a wide variety of applications including automation systems, medical instrumentation, aerospace, military, laser printing systems, networking and telecommunication systems, and automotive systems.

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