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Backplane Connectors - DIN 41612

Introduction

DIN 41612 backplane connectors are snap-in or pluggable components used to electrically connect a printed circuit board with a mechanical bus. They offer a robust connection with reliable performance and high power densities. A backplane connector is a computer component consisting of a series of parallel slots or pins designed to allow multiple communication lines to be connected on the same printed circuit board, eliminating the need for wiring lines among them. Backplane connectors are mainly used in data-processing applications and can also be used for communication lines.

Application Field

DIN 41612 backplane connectors are widely used in medical, industrial, commercial, and military applications. These devices provide a high-speed, low-impedance interface between multiple boards in system level applications. They are used for a variety of operating systems from PC based systems to embedded controller applications. They are also used for connecting satellites and communication systems. It is also used in automotive computing applications such as onboard diagnostics systems.

In addition, DIN 41612 connectors can also be used in a range of industrial automation and control applications. The backplane connectors provide a reliable connection point for multiple signals. It helps in achieving high signal counts without sacrificing signal integrity. Moreover, the connectors are highly compatible, which makes them an ideal choice for retrofitting existing systems and applications.

Working Principle

DIN 41612 backplane connectors are manufactured with the Pin-Aligned Male/Female (PAF) design. This design allows for a mechanical coupling of the connectors without requiring mating pins. The PAF design ensures that each pin on the male connector is in line with each female contact. This eliminates the need for special fittings or connectors on the board and allows for a more efficient connection.

The PAF design also allows for contact redundancy. The connectors are designed to run multiple lines in parallel, while each independent line is picked up by an individual contact. This iincreases the ability and reliability of the connection, allowing for higher signal density and system scalability.

DIN 41612 backplane connectors also offer a number of other benefits. They are highly reliable, with very low contact resistance and resistance to vibration and shock. The connectors also have low noise output, and are cost-effective, making them an ideal choice for a variety of applications.

Conclusion

DIN 41612 backplane connectors are snap-in or pluggable components used to electrically connect a printed circuit board with a mechanical bus. They are highly reliable and cost-effective, offering a robust connection with reliable performance and high power densities. They are widely used in medical, industrial, commercial, and military applications, and are especially useful for connection points in retrofitting existing systems and applications.

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