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Backplane Connectors- DIN 41612

DIN 41612 is a popular type of backplane connector that enables the connection of multiple components. These connectors are used in a variety of applications, including telecommunications, automotive and disk drive applications. They are also often used in the production of printed circuit boards.

Specifications

DIN 41612 connectors are designed in rectangular shapes and have a variety of pin combinations and configurations, ranging from 8 to 60 pins. They feature two rows of pins that span their interior length and can be configured for through-hole soldering to a PCB or surface mount technology. There are two main types of DIN 41612 connectors: type A and type B. The type A connectors have their contact profiles slightly offset in order to prevent any physical contact between different connectors.

Applications

DIN 41612 connectors are used in a variety of applications, including:

• High-speed data transmission in telecommunications switches, modems, routers and other telecom systems
• Computer backplane and solid-state drive architectures
• Medical imaging systems
• Industrial-grade I/O control systems
• Robotics

Working Principle

DIN 41612 connectors feature two rows of pins that span their interior length. The two rows typically have a different number of pins, with one row having more pins than the other. During connection, the pins from each row are mechanically mated, forming an electrical connection. The mechanical mating is accomplished by pressing the two connector halves together, which causes the pins to move into contour-matched grooves in the other connector. This process is used both for identical as well as different connector types. For instance, if two types of connectors are used (such as type A and type B), the contacts of each connector are automaticallyaligned and then pressed together to make a secure connection.

The connectors are also designed with a mechanism that prevents unintentional disconnection. This is accomplished by the use of a locking tab built into the connector, which prevents the two connector halves from physically separating. The DIN 41612 connector is also designed with a unique pin pattern, ensuringa reliable interconnect solution when used in a variety of applications.

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