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DIN 41612 (Deutsches Institut fur Normung) backplane connectors are designed to match the electrical performance of now-incumbent high-speed backplane interconnects. This series of connectors make use of multiple signal and power contacts, and these contacts are arranged on opposite sides of each plug unit. The contacts are fitted into pockets on the connectors\' housings. These connectors are primarily used in commercial and industrial computer applications, where their small form factor and low profile makes them suitable for use in most electronic equipment.

The 09051486921 family of DIN-41612 connectors offers up to 16 power contacts, and up to 28 signal contacts. It also offers four levels of shielding depending on the application. These features make these connectors well-suited for this type of high-speed interconnect. The connectors are also capable of accommodating power and data transfer in one direction or two directions, and they can be used for Ethernet, such as Gigabit Ethernet, and multi-mode fiber networks.

DIN-41612 connectors use a unique style of dual columns and pocket contacts, which allows for greater design flexibility. The contacts in these connectors are designed to be vibration and shock resistant, with plating designed to provide superior corrosion protection. These connectors are also designed to provide a dependable current carrying capacity. The contacts in these connectors are designed to provide a reliable connection and reduce the risk of unwanted electromagnetic interference (EMI).

The working principle of DIN-41612 connectors is based on the use of four separate layers to create the connection. This includes the lamination of the contact carriers, the construction of the contacts, the installation of the shielding contacts, and the mounting of the contacts. First, the contact carriers are laminated onto the connector base. This allows for a secure, robust connection. Next, each contact is placed into its respective pocket, and the contacts are then soldered into the pockets. Then, the shielding contacts are installed in the connector to reduce the risk of EMI, and the contacts are then screwed into place.

The DIN-41612 family of backplane connectors is designed to provide reliable, high-speed interconnections for a range of demanding industrial and commercial applications. These connectors are designed to accommodate power and data transfer in one or two directions, and the four levels of shielding make this type of connector well-suited for high-speed networks. The contacts are designed to be vibration and shock resistant, with plating designed to provide superior corrosion protection. The use of dual columns and pocket contacts makes the DIN-41612 series of backplane connectors a reliable, high-performance choice for many uses.

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