09062032811

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Backplane connectors are important components of electronic systems, providing efficient and reliable electrical connections between printed circuit boards (PCBs). DIN 41612 is a family of connectors widely used in the backplane application field, which is defined by the Deutsches Institut für Normung (DIN) standard. They are designed to ensure secure and reliable attachment of printed circuit boards for sophisticated applications, such as computer systems, control systems, and industrial automation.

DIN 41612 connectors are typically found in two-row configurations, enabling up to 3 module placements in 2 rows per connector. The two rows are wired in parallel to create a high-speed connection that allows data to be transmitted in both directions. The connectors are also available in three-row configurations, with three rows of contact pins.

One of the most popular DIN 41612 connectors is the 09062032811, which consists of two rows of contact pins from 1 to 3 in each row. The 09062032811 is a double-row, 30-pin connector with pin spacing of 2.54 mm. The connector is designed to provide reliable, high-speed contact when connected to any type of printed circuit board. Its design also allows for easy, quick assembly and disassembly.

The 09062032811 connector features polished contact pins that ensure a uniform contact area, providing better electrical connection and improved signal integrity. The connector also features a two-piece housing, which ensures a strong grip on the connector body and eliminates free movement of the connection. The connector is also designed with a positive locking mechanism, which provides a secure connection and helps prevent accidental disconnection.

The working principle of the DIN 41612 09062032811 connector is relatively simple. When the connector is mated, two rows of contact pins from 1 to 3 in each row make contact with corresponding pads on the Printed Circuit Board (PCB). This creates an electrical connection between two points, allowing electrical signals to be transmitted between them. This connection is held firmly in place by the positive locking mechanism, ensuring a reliable electrical connection.

The DIN 41612 09062032811 connector is widely used in backplane applications in industrial automation, computer systems, and control systems. It provides a reliable, high-speed connection that is easy to assemble and disassemble, and ensures a secure connection. The two-piece housing design and positive locking mechanism also help to ensure high-quality electrical connections and prevent accidental disconnection.

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