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Backplane Connectors - DIN 41612

DIN 41612 is a family of connectors used primarily for backplane connections. It is widely used in industrial electronics, medical devices, military and aerospace applications. The connector technology was first designed in the early 1980s and continues to be improved with both mechanical and electrical innovations.

DIN 41612 connectors feature a wide range of configuration options including contact positions, mating designs, connector height and metal finishes. The thicker, multi-layer printed circuit board (PCB) structures used in demanding applications give this type of connector the ability to support high density and tight pitch (up to 0.050") configurations. The components of this family of connectors include a plastic housing with individual contact cavities, spring-loaded contacts, a plastic shell and a metal backplate. Components can be stacked vertically and ganged for increased density and are typically mounted onto the PCB by solder reflow.

The function of the DIN 41612 connector is to distribute power, signals and ground leads between the printed board and the backplane. This type of connector provides electrical isolation between adjacent contact positions and ensures an efficient interface between the two systems. Its design is built to ensure reliable electrical contact between mating pins as well as provide flexibility in making design configurations as required by the specific application.

The working principle behind DIN 41612 connector is straightforward; when two mating ends with contact pins match, they provide electrical current from one end to the other. This happens when the contact pin on one end is inserted into its respective contact space in the other end. Once inserted, the contact pins will create a connection through electromechanical interfaces such as pressure, friction or even soldering. The force of the contact and electrical connection is maintained once the contact pins press against each other by the force of a physical spring-like element located inside the connector.

The main application fields of DIN 41612 are in industrial automation, medical electronics and military/aerospace electronics. In industrial electronics, this type of connector is used to transfer signals and power from the printed board to the connecting boards in process control systems, motor control systems and vision systems. In medical electronics, DIN 41612 is mainly used in clinical data management and patient monitoring systems. In aerospace and military electronics, this type of connector is used to distribute data and power between complex systems such as flight control systems and instrument systems.

DIN 41612 is a widely used backplane connector type due to its high performance, reliable electrical contact, flexibility in configuration and cost effectiveness. Its applications in many demanding sectors from industry to Aerospace speak to its reliability and efficiency in both electrical and mechanical tasks. This type of connector is here to stay and will continue to be an important link in many different types of applications.

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