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Backplane Connectors - DIN 41612

DIN 41612 is a type of connector which is used to join boards within a system or device which requires greater voltage, current and temperature capabilities than that of normal card edge connectors. The connector system is widely used in the telecommunications, datacommunications and industrial computing sectors and is the European standard for backplane connectors.

The connector system is a pin and socket style design, which means that the mating of two parts is achieved by metal pins and sockets which are put together to create a conductive path. The contacts within the connector are designed to ensure that optimal contact is established between the same two contacts for multiple mating, as well as providing securely connected joints. There are several contact arrangement types available which are specified by "2-3-44" codes, such as "2-3-103" and "2-3-449".

09732846801 is the code for a two row, single-row, 44-contact arrangement and is commonly used in a variety of applications, ranging from data processing to electromechanical devices. It is often used in applications where space is restricted, such as within slim-line desktop PCs. This arrangement is typically used in systems where multiple connectors are required to provide connectivity for a number of devices due to the high contact density.

The connector mechanism is designed to provide superior performance with respect to contact resistance, continuity and active current throughput. The contacts inside are usually constructed from a high quality alloy and plated copper or gold, depending on the application. Gold plating is often used in applications which require extreme precision and reliability. The mating interface is designed to provide a strong, reliable interface with minimal contact resistance.

To ensure a good connection, the pins and sockets inside the connector contain spring-like contacts which are engineered to evenly distributecontact force between two surfaces, creating a secure connection while protecting the contacts from contact resistance due to poor mating. The result is a stable and secure connection which can withstand repeated mating cycles.

The backplane system of the DIN 41612 is designed to create an effective and reliable way to transmit power and data between multiple boards. The connector system supports up to nine boards in a single backplane assembly, which is then connected to a computer system or device controller for seamless operation. The backplane connectors utilise a standardised voltage and current range and can easily be adapted to support different application requirements.

In summary, the 09732846801 is a two row, single row, 44 contact arrangement of the DIN 41612 guidelines which is commonly used in a variety of different applications including data processing, electromechanical devices and desktop computers. The connector system is designed to provide superior performance in terms of contact resistance, continuity and active current throughput, while the backplane layout effectively transmits power and data between multiple boards.

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