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Backplane Connectors - DIN 41612 connectors have been widely used in the electronics industry for a wide variety of applications, ranging from high-volume computing and high-end communications systems to consumer electronics. DIN 41612 is a type of backplane connector designed for data and power transfer in densely-packed environments, like those found in large scale switches or server systems. The standard DIN 41612 defines a specific form factor and size, as well as pinout, contact force and other characteristics of the connector.

The DIN 41612 is a two-part connector, designed for easy mounting in a variety of board configurations. The two parts are a male and female components and they can be connected by push-locking, front-mounting, or other types of mechanical systems. The male component has 10 pins arranged in two rows of five and the female has 12 pins in three rows of four. The contacts have surface area contact force and a low insertion and extraction force to simplify the mating and un-mating process.

The typical application of the DIN 41612 is in dense backplanes where high speed data transfer is required. Since the standard has been adopted by many vendors, it is often used in large system or sub-system applications, such as telecommunication systems, server and mainframe systems, industrial automation and control, broadcast equipment, high-density computing systems and embedded systems.

The DIN 41612 connectors are reliable, reliable mechanical and electrical performance, with high cycle life, vibration and shock resistance. This allows for a high rate of data transmission, typically up to 850 Mbit/s per row. The connectors feature a high level of isolation, with a maximum noise level of 0.4 mVrms over the full frequency range.

The most basic working principle of the DIN 41612 connector is one of data and power transfer. The contact system consists of two contact rows. The electrical contacts are designed with a “U” shape for increased contact area and electrical contact force. The contacts are gold plated and the contact area is covered with wax or a similar material to prevent unnecessary wear and tear. The male and female contacts are normally pressed together with a spring mechanism and a locking device to ensure firm contacts.

The data and power transfer within the DIN 41612 system is achieved through the use of a contact interface. When the contacts are pressed together, there is electrical connection, allowing current to flow from one contact to the other. The data transfer takes place via the contact interface and is regulated by the contact force and the number of contacts in the system.

The DIN 41612 connector is a popular choice for high-density backplanes due to its versatility, reliability, and robust performance. It is an ideal solution for high-speed, large-scale applications, such as those found in mainframes, servers, and telecom systems. The contact interface provides a reliable connection for data and power, allowing for a reliable, high-speed flow of information.

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