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The term “backplane connectors” come from the physical connection between circuit boards in a computer system. Backplane connectors are the connections which transfer the signals between the various circuit boards in the system. They are the electronic equivalent of nails providing structural integrity that the system needs to work. The most commonly used backplane connectors are the DIN 41612 family of connectors.

DIN 41612 backplane connectors are D-Subminiature style connectors that feature an integral shield which is formed from a number of copper strips. They have a shrouded design which minimizes interference and crosstalk, providing a reliable connection between the boards. The connectors are rated up to 9A, 600V and can operate up to 100 MHz, providing enough power for most applications.

The DIN 41612 connectors have a unique feature that makes them particularly useful in applications where reliability is a must – the “09032642824” locking system. As its name suggests, the 09032642824 locking system provides an extra level of protection against accidental disconnects by locking the connector in place. The locking system consists of two levers that engage in the backplane connectors, preventing it from being pulled out or pushed in by accident.

The 09032642824 locking system is especially useful in applications where the connection between the boards is frequently adjusted. It also makes the connection more reliable in hostile environments, such as in industrial applications or in medical equipment. The 09032642824 locking system is also very useful in prototype development, as it allows quick and easy connection between the boards.

The 09032642824 locking system has proven to be a very reliable and useful connection for backplane connectors. With the added protection provided by the locking system, the DIN 41612 backplane connectors are a solid choice for any application in which reliability is a must.