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Backplane Connectors - DIN 41612 are specialized connector systems used to link several computer boards to create a module. The DIN 41612 is a popular part of the family of Backplane Connectors, that facilitate the assembly of multi-board electronic equipment. The DIN 41612 offers lower costs in comparison to standard connectors, but can still operate reliably in harsh environments.

The DIN 41612 is characterised by two types of connection style; type B and type C. The type B variation, (also known as Low Profile) uses 72 level contact strips that are located within the board channel, while the type C variation creates a high degree of backplane modularity, as it is made up of two interlocking halves.

The contact style of the DIN 41612 is not the same as normal connectors, it relies on surface mount contacts as opposed to pin and socket contacts. This contact style reduces the cost of the DIN 41612 but does lead to higher contact resistance. The contact surfaces are also not as durable as the metal pin and socket connections, meaning that the DIN 41612 is not suited for use in highly diverse or dynamic environments that require a high degree of reliability.

The key area in which the DIN 41612 is advantageous over standard connectors is its ability to cope with high temperatures. The use of surface mount contact technology ensures that the connector remains reliable up to 55C. The other area in which the DIN 41612 excels is in its coverage of signal types; with the ability to cover power, low level signal, differential signals and coaxial cables.

The DIN 41612 has a wide range of application fields, such as portable PO devices, tablets, PC/104 style applications, industrial PC\'s as well as industrial and commercial vehicles. The most common usages of DIN 41612 backplane connectors are in the fields of military and aerospace, transportation or medical equipment.

The working principle of DIN 41612 backplane connectors is based on the simple process of making electrical connection by means of surface mount contacts. This is capable of supporting high speed signals, as well as providing higher density connection than other types of connectors. The two types of connections, type B and type C, are designed in such a way to permit the easy addition or removal of boards to and from the backplane. In the type B connection, the signal connections are made through the channel in the board, while in the type C connection, the two halves are interlocked to make the connection.

The DIN 41612 Backplane Connectors provide a reliable and cost effective method for connecting multiple boards in space and time constrained applications. The surface mount contact technology ensures that these boards are capable of withstanding high temperatures and can support high speed signals. This connector system is particularly suitable for applications such as industrial and commercial vehicles, military and aerospace, and medical equipment. Therefore, the DIN 41612 is an important part of the family of Backplane Connectors.

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