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Backplane Connectors - DIN 41612

DIN 41612 is a type of backplane connectors which is used for high-speed, memory, I/O, and switching applications where high-density is a requirement. It is a three-dimensional connector system that provides a single contact point for each contact module.

DIN 41612 connectors consist of two main parts - the backplane and the module. The backplane is the substrate on which modules are mounted and connected, while the module can be either a substrate or a daughter card containing the contacts. This type of connector system allows multiple cards to be connected to the same backplane, making it a space-saving solution for applications where several boards are in use.

The connectors are used for various applications such as memory, I/O, and switching applications. They offer the advantage of being compact, as they occupy very little space compared to traditional stand-alone boards. DIN 41612 also offers high bandwidth, high performance, and low power consumption. The connectors are suitable for applications where high-density connections are required, as they are designed to support up to 64 cards.

The working principle of DIN 41612 backplane connectors is based on the principle of connecting multiple electrical contacts together. Each contact is paired with another contact, and as the name suggests, the contacts are arranged in a backplane like pattern. This type of connector system allows the contacts to be connected and disconnected in high density and with high speed.

The connection between the contacts is made by a plug and socket system. The plug and socket system consists of two curved plates, one attached to the other with a spring. The contacts are slide-inserted into the slots of the plug and socket system. When the plug and socket system is closed, the contacts become locked in place, thus providing a secure and stable connection.

The backplane is made of several levels, and when the contacts are inserted in the slots, each contact is connected with the same conductors in all levels. This ensures that the signal is distributed among the contact electrically. The advantage of using DIN 41612 hardware is that it is designed with a double-sided design, which ensures better grounding and provides better electrical contact.

DIN 41612 backplane connectors offer the advantages of high-speed, memory, I/O, and switching applications, and offer the possibility of high-density connections with limited space. The connectors are suitable for multiple applications and provide secure and reliable connections. The working principle of the connectors is based on the principle of connecting multiple electrical contacts together and providing a single contact point for each contact module.