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DIN 41612 Backplane Connectors are in the 1-216081-4 series and are used in applications that require the interconnection of multiple circuits. They are used to join various types of circuits, such as digital, analogue, RF and power circuits, in order to provide power and communication between them. The connector is available in a variety of shapes and sizes to suit the needs of the application.

DIN 41612 connector systems consist of a number of parts, including male connectors, female connectors, backplane connectors and backplane receptacles. Male and female connectors allow the connection of cables or wires between two or more circuits, while backplane connectors and backplane receptacles provide power and communication between various circuits. Male connectors are either crimped or solder on the ends of the cable or wire, whereas female connectors slide in between the two cables or wires. Backplane connectors mate directly with the backplane, while the backplane receptacles provide the interface for the connection.

The working principle of this connector type is based on the fact that a good connection between the circuits can only be established if the system components provide a good electrical continuity. To ensure a good electrical continuity, the contact pins and sockets in the connector have a certain amount of electrical resistance. Thus, by applying the appropriate amount of electrical voltage, current flows through the contact pins and sockets to complete the connection between the circuits.

The electrical performance of this connector type is determined by several factors, including contact resistance, signal integrity, conductivity and durability. The contact resistance is the measure of the amount of electrical resistance that exists between the contact pins and sockets, and is measured by a multimeter. Signal integrity is the measure of the signal strength and integrity of any electrical signal that passes through the connectors, and is determined by the attenuation of the signal. Conductivity is measure of the strength and quality of the electrical connections, and is determined by the conductivity and resistivity of the connector materials. Finally, the durability of the connector is determined by its ability to stand up to repeated cycles of connecting and disconnecting.

DIN 41612 Backplane Connectors are used in a variety of applications where good electrical performance is required. These connectors are commonly used for data communications, control systems, automotive electronics, and robotics. Moreover, they offer reliability and better signal integrity than other types of connectors, such as ribbon cables and edge connectors. Thus, these connectors are an ideal choice for various applications that require a secure connection between the circuits.

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