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Backplane connectors, commonly known as DIN 41612 connectors, are a type of electrical connector typically used to make a connection between two printed circuit boards (PCBs), motherboards, or backplanes. These connectors can also be used to make a connection between two cables. The backplane connectors are designed to be held in place by use of a threaded nut that fits into the body of the connector. The threaded nut holds the two parts together and creates a secure connection.

The DIN 41612 connectors are typically rated at 24-78 VDC and are available in various pin configurations, such as single row, dual row, and quad row, with either male or female contacts. The DIN 41612 connector is also available in either solder type or soldered on contact type. The pins of this type of connector are typically 0.5 to 100 mm in length and are made of stainless steel or brass.

This type of backplane connector is designed to handle high operating temperatures of up to 175°F (80°C). It also has a low power consumption, high reliability, and high durability. The design of the connector also ensures it is dust and moisture resistant, making it suitable for use in challenging environments. The DIN 41612 connectors are UL listed, meaning they have been tested and approved for majority electrical applications.

The 09041322921222 application field and working principle of DIN 41612 backplane connectors are fairly simple. The basic principle of operation is a mechanical and electrical connection between two printed circuit boards (PCBs). The backplane connectors are a type of connector which is used to connect two printed circuit boards which are placed side by side or on top of each other in a linear fashion.

The working principle is based on the insertion of a pin (metallic term) right into the connector casing, and into the hole of the board on the other side. The electrical signals can then be transferred from one board to the other through this pin. This way the desired physical connection (for example, between two or more motherboards) can be achieved for the computer system.

The connectors come in different sizes and shapes, with the most common type being a straight DIN 41612 connector with two sets of pins arranged in a linear pattern. Each set of pins is referred to as a row, with the single row having one set of pins and a double row having two sets of pins. The two sets of pins are arranged at a certain distance apart from each other, usually a standard one inch spacing. This standard spacing is used to ensure compatibility between different brands of electronics.

DIN 41612 connectors have an expanded temperature range and can be used even in extreme temperatures. They are available in horizontal, vertical or a combination orientation and in different pin configurations such as single, dual and quad row. The connectors are rated at 24V and acceptable current up to 10A.

In addition, the backplane connectors are designed to ensure secure and reliable connection. As such, the contact force between mating surfaces is maintained at much higher levels than what is provided with conventional connectors. This ensures that the connection points are firmly in place, and do not come loosened during vibration or shock condition.

The backplane connectors are ideal for applications like industrial, computing, communication, test and measurement, and instrumentation. The designs are customized to meet the strict requirements of different applications, supporting board-to-board or cable-to-PCB connectivity. This makes DIN 41612 connectors a vital part of any system which requires high-precision connections.

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