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Backplane Connectors - DIN 41612 are commonly used in the aerospace, automotive, communications, and computer industries, among others. They are one of the most common types of connectors found in today’s electronic devices. This type of connector is designed to connect two or more circuit boards together in a stable and dependable way.

Backplane Connectors - DIN 41612 typically consists of two basic parts, the front plane and the backplane. The front plane is the board that will be mounted onto the backplane. The backplane consists of a slot, which the front plane will fit into. The slot consists of a series of horizontal or vertical rows, and as rows are added, the number of connections increases.

The front plane will contain holes, which the backplane will plug into. Each hole is assigned a contact on the backplane side which will match up to the designated contact on the front plane side. These contacts can be male or female, depending on the requirements of the device. As current flows through the contacts, an electrical connection is made between the two devices.

Typically, backplane connectors are used to connect one printed circuit board to another or for daisy-chaining multiple boards together. The contacts on the front plane are usually numbered, allowing the engineer to easily identify the pin assignment at any given point. An example of this type of connector is the 09281196923 series from DIN. These connectors are designed with a two-piece construction, consisting of a connecting plate and a mating contact. The contact pins are made of a high quality nickel finish brass to ensure long service life. The 09281196923 series has been designed for use with high insertion forces, making them suitable for use in a variety of applications.

Another type of Backplane Connectors - DIN 41612 is the pin and socket contact system. This type of connector has a pin and socket design and utilizes a contact system for electrical connection. Contacting between the pin and socket is achieved through a sliding action, with a ball bearing locking mechanism used to ensure a secure latch. A keyed guide is also provided to prevent mismatched mating of connectors. The connectors are also available in single-ended, double-ended, and multiple stack configurations.

Backplane Connectors - DIN 41612 are also available in a variety of styles. The connectors may be designed for midplane applications, or for high-speed applications. The connectors can be used with different printed circuit board designs, such as flexible, double-sided, and single-sided board types. The connectors may also be soldered onto the board, or they may use a pluggable connector system. Some DIN 41612 connectors also feature a built-in ESD protection system, ensuring electrical integrity during operation.

Backplane Connectors - DIN 41612 are an essential part of any modern electronic system. They provide a reliable connection between two or more circuit boards, and they are available in a wide range of sizes, shapes, and configurations. Their robust construction and reliable performance make them the ideal solution for various applications. When used properly and installed correctly, Backplane Connectors - DIN 41612 can provide years of dependable service.

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