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Backplane Connectors - DIN 41612 is a family of industrial-grade connectors. They are designed to interconnect components on the same circuit board or to connect multiple circuit boards together in a single system. DIN 41612 are dual row connectors with male and female contacts available in 1 to 21 positions. They have a high current rating, up to 10A per pin and a wide operating temperature range, making them suitable for a wide range of industrial applications.

The system works by having the female contacts in the opposing row of the connector. Connections can be made using one, two, three or four pins which fit into the female contacts. The contacts are soldered directly onto the board, then the pins of another connector are inserted into the opposing row of the female contacts, and the pins are soldered as well. This method creates a secure electrical connection between the two components. The contacts are made from a variety of materials, such as copper, stainless steel, nickel or silver, depending on what type of application they are used for and the operating environment.

DIN 41612 is also known as a high density system, as up to 64 mated connectors can be mounted right next to each other in a single row. This makes it well suited for applications that require a high degree of packing density, such as in telecom equipment, or for high-speed connections in computer equipment. Due to the high-density feature, these connectors require special care in the design of the circuit board, namely the trace routing and layout, to ensure that the signaling integrity of the connector is not compromised.

These backplane connectors are suitable for a wide range of applications, including: industrial control, factory automation, and audio systems, medical equipment, telecommunications, automotive and computer networking. They are also used in applications such as DC motor control and in telecommunications equipment, where high-speed, high-density packaging is required. The contacts are also protected from dust and humidity, making them suitable for applications in harsh and hazardous environments.

Overall, DIN 41612 is an ideal choice for almost any backplane connector application. They are reliable and robust, with a high current rating and wide operating temperature range. The high packing density makes them suitable for high-speed communications and provides reliable, secure connections in the most demanding industrial applications. These connectors are a great solution for any application that requires reliable, secure connections and is a cost-effective way to ensure high performance and dependability.

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