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The DIN 41612 backplane connectors are used mainly for rack-mounted boards that require good electrical performance with low contact resistance. This type of connection allows reliable connections between various modules and provides a cost-effective, robust and reliable connector solution for many applications. They are also designed to provide an “easy-to-use” connection interface that allows for quick installation and removal, while also allowing for easy diagnostics and troubleshooting.

The DIN 41612 backplane connector is most commonly used in the telecommunications and industrial field. It is used commonly for connecting connectors between circuit boards in the server boards of a computer or network system, as well as for connecting a central controller to many peripheral devices. It is also suitable for other industrial applications. It was designed and developed to meet the demand for an easy-to-use, yet reliable solution where high contact density, electrical performance and cost effectiveness are the primary objectives.

The DIN 41612 connector system consists of the following components: two mating halves, consisting of a male connector and a female connector; a grounding terminal for improved electrical reliability; cabling for connection between the two connector halves; and guide frames for holding the connectors and cable routing.

The male half of the DIN 41612 backplane connector and its mating female half are designed to provide a high level of contact reliability and electrical performance. It has a double contact mechanism with a very low contact resistance, and a four-slot pitch design that allows for a better electrical connection than a single contact point. To ensure reliable connections, the connector also has a double locking mechanism with a positive, lock-in mechanism.

The two halves of the connector are also designed with a grounding terminal, which ensures improved electrical performance, as well as improved cable routing and routing of components such as switches and capacitors. The grounding terminal also serves as an additional preventative measure against electrical noise and interference.

The cabling used for connection between the connector halves is designed to be flexible and robust, as well as providing a uniform electrical performance throughout the connection. The cable is also designed to be resistant to both external and internal environmental forces such as vibration, temperature, and static electricity. It is also designed to allow for easy routing and fast connection between the two halves.

The guide frames are used to provide a steady mounting surface for the connector, cabling, and other components. They are designed to provide a reliable and secure mounting surface, while also keeping the connectors in alignment with the circuit boards. The DIN 41612 backplane connection also uses a special double locking mechanism on the guide frames that ensures a secure and needle-tight fit.

The DIN 41612 backplane connection system is a reliable and cost effective solution for many applications. It is designed to provide reliable and efficient electrical connections between circuit boards and various devices, and is also designed for easy installation and removal. The guide frames are also designed to provide a secure and reliable mounting surface for the connector and cabling, while keeping the connectors in alignment with the circuit boards. This type of connection is also designed to provide an easy and hassle-free diagnostic and trouble-shooting process.

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