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DIN 41612, also known as Standardized Interface Signal Cards (SISCs), are backplane connectors used in a wide range of applications, including telecommunications, audio, and desktop computers. They are designed to transfer data, power, and signals between cards, boards, and devices, with some connectors able to transfer up to 16 signals, depending on the application.

DIN 41612 offer a reliable and cost-effective connection solution for a variety of applications. The connectors are designed to be easy to mount and attach an effective EMC filter. This ensures that signals are transmitted with minimal noise and interference, and that the connection between connectors facilitates a reliable and safe connection.

The majority of DIN 41612 connectors are made from plastic and have a modular design. This gives flexibility to the connector, as it is possible to adapt the number and type of contacts needed to suit the application. The contacts are typically stamped and plated materials such as brass or steel, and the female contacts are normally configured as free contacts or with a guiding tongue. The male contacts incorporate a guide for aligning the contacts in the plug housing, and a stop for defining the insertion depth of the contact in the mating socket.

The electrical connection between contacts is made either directly via direct soldering or via crimp terminals. This enables easy and quick connection of the individual contacts. These reliable connections ensure a wide range of operation temperatures, from -35°C to 125°C, and resistance to vibration, shock, and tensile stress. Moreover, the insulating material used for the adapter and contact holders offer a wide range of electrical and physical characteristics, such as insulation voltage, dielectric strength, UL flame rating, tensile strength, and vibration resistance.

DIN 41612 connectors are widely used in a wide range of audio, video, and desktop computer applications. As the connectors are designed for a broad range of applications, the number and type of contacts needed to be supported will vary. Generally, these connectors are equipped with one or two latching keys, and cables or wires may be connected to the contacts in the connector. Due to the ease of installation, these connectors are often used for both small and large assemblies, such as industrial automation, telecommunications, and military applications.

DIN 41612 connectors are the industry standard for a wide range of applications and especially those requiring reliable performance. The conductor connection components used in these connectors are compatible with most commonly used bus systems, while the modular design enables easy installation and customization of the connectors as needed. Furthermore, the connector’s ability to support a variety of contact configurations and the materials used for the contacts make these connectors a reliable choice for a variety of applications.

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