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Backplane connectors refer to a externally mounted connection system that lies along the backplane of a circuit. DIN 41612 is a type of backplane connector, in particular the DIN mount standard for printed circuit boards. It is commonly used in automation, aerospace and defense electronics; with it\'s widespread use, it is now a defacto standard in the industry. This article will discuss the application fields and working principles of DIN 41612.

The DIN 41612 connectors are a readily available, reliable and comprehensive external mounting connection system. Their use is a practical solution to many standard connection problems as they are one of the most cost effective and user friendly solutions on the market. The benefit of DIN 41612 connectors is their high electrical contact density and flexible design options. Additionally, the pins permit effective termination and easy routing of cable.

DIN 41612 connectors are especially suitably for electrical connection solutions that involve data rates higher than 50-80MHz. Homegrown data transfer systems like gigabit Ethernet, and high-speed serial buses, as well as intense video, power and CAN bus solutions benefit from DIN 41612 connections. Commonly used in industrial and commercial applications, they are characterized by superior contact quality and reliable mate and un-mate characteristics. They are also suitable for applications in vehicles, automation and building systems, as well as communications networks.

The working principles of a DIN 41612 connector are based on the characteristics of its design which allow for a high reliability when interconnecting components prior to permanent installations. The unique DIN 41612 design makes contact insertion simpler and safer, especially when compared with panel mount outlets. The metal end plate of the connector also works to reduce any chances of contact contamination, while its plated interface achieves enough friction up to 4N to guard against the connector accidentally becoming loose. The same principle applies to its robust cable fixing and severing capabilities.

The core function of DIN 41612 connectors is to rapidly interconnect two cables by forming a mechanical and electrical connection. By firmly pressing the two plugs together and then twisting them gently, a bayonet-style locking system is initiated which effectively locks the connector together. The pins are made of brass, which is extremely resistant to corrosion and wear and tear, and the contacts are soldered on the printed circuit board. The connector also incorporates strain reliefs and a polarization system which allows the user to connect the plug only in the correct orientation.

In conclusion, the DIN 41612 backplane connectors are a highly reliable, user friendly and cost-effective solution to connection problems. They are suitable for a wide variety of applications and, thanks to their high electrical contact density, their flexible design options and easy routing of cables allow for easy integration with existing industrial systems. The unique DIN 41612 design allows for simple contact insertion and the bayonet-style locking system provides a safe and secure connection. With its superior contact quality and reliable mate and un-mate characteristics, the DIN 41612 connector is the perfect choice for any industrial application.

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