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Backplane Connectors - DIN 41612

Application Field and Working Principle

DIN 41612 Connectors are used mainly for communication and power backplane applications because they offer dependable and rugged interconnects. The use of the DIN 41612 Backplane Connectors is well suited for the harsh environment applications found in communication networks and in servo drives, industrial automation and control applications. The robust design of the DIN 41612 Connectors ensures that they can resist disturbing vibrations, shock and mechanical stress.

The DIN 41612 Connectors have two rows of female and male contacts. Both are housed in the standard aluminum housing. The female contacts are pin headers which are especially designed for reliable mass termination The sockets can be plugged onto either side of the female contact. The male contacts consist of a variety of finger, box and posts configured to suit any requirement. The finger contacts are used in applications where space conservation is necessary.

The DIN 41612 Connectors have a low rate of insertion and withdrawal force making them ideal for high density connections. The contact pitches range from 1.3 mm to as small as 0.5 mm. The mechanical and electrical characteristics of the DIN 41612 Connectors makes them perfect for high frequency networking and differential data transmission applications.

The working principle of the DIN 41612 Connectors are simple and efficient. The electrical connection is established when the two mating connectors are joined together with a positive locking and an audible click. The connection is then assured with a fully established electrical contact and pressure contacts. The two parts are later disengaged by releasing the two levers found on both sides of the male connector.

The DIN 41612 Connectors are constructed with a special spring loaded wedging mechanism. This feature ensures that the electrical connection is dependable and secure. The male contacts on the connectors include wedge-shaped elements which penetrate the female socket and press onto the contact pins. The pressure applied is sufficient to create a reliable electrical contact.

The rugged design of the DIN 41612 Connectors makes them ideal for demanding applications. The connectors also feature polarity reversal, guard against misapplication, positional key and housing integration which further enhance the reliability of the connection. Furthermore, the DIN 41612 Connectors are constructed with a superior strain relief feature which prevents the contact pins from being bent or deformed during mating or unmating.

In conclusion, the DIN 41612 Connectors are reliable and dependable interconnects that are well suited for harsh environment applications. With their robust design, reliable electrical contact and strain relief feature, the DIN 41612 Connectors are perfect for communication and power backplane applications.

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