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Backplane Connectors – DIN 41612 is among the most widely used type of connectors for backplanes, midplanes, or system-level applications. These connectors are designed to meet the needs of both high-speed and high-density interconnects, and are available in various sizes and configurations for specific application needs.

DIN 41612 connectors are typically applied for low and middle power, as well as data transmission in board-to-board and chassis-to-board configurations. The size and configuration of a DIN 41612 connector makes it perfect for applications needing high power and current ratings such as computers, data communications, and industrial automation. Additionally, the connectors are constructed to be reliable and cost-effective in terms of cabling and harnessing.

At a basic level, the DIN 41612 connector consists of two halves which each have three rows of pins. The connector is typically paired with a female connector, which is compatible with standard male D-Sub connectors. The contacts are typically wire-wrap style pins, which allow the connector to be easily re-crimped with new wires. The pin diameter of the contacts is typically around 4mm and the overall pitch is usually 0.1 to 0.25mm larger to allow for quicker assembly.

The DIN 41612 connector is designed for high-speed, high-frequency signal and power transmission. It utilizes both contact and contactless signal transmission technology to ensure that high-speed and high-frequency signals are transmitted with little to no signal loss. The contacts are plated with a variety of metals, including silver, gold, copper and nickel to reduce signal transmission losses and increase contact life. Additionally, DIN 41612 connectors are available with a variety of contact configurations, including single row, double row, and multi-row, to accommodate various cable and wire sizes.

The working principle of a DIN 41612 connector is fairly simple. The signals are passed through the contacts of the connector which are then connected to the pins of the female connector. There are usually three pins per contact, and the contacts are typically soldered to the circuit boards. The contacts are then aligned in a specific pattern, and the signals are passed through the contacts in the same order and direction. This way, a signal can be transferred through the connector without any disruption or resistance.

Overall, DIN 41612 connectors are an ideal choice for backplane and midplane applications requiring high-speed and high-frequency signals. They are reliable, cost-effective, and easy to install, and are well-suited for a variety of applications.

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