101A10179X

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DIN 41612 backplane connectors are high-density, low-profile interconnect systems, consisting of vertical DIN 41612 connectors and a range of mating headers suitable for varying application requirements. The DIN 41612 standard was introduced in 1978 to provide users with a fixed set of common dimensions to ensure they could purchase the same mating parts wherever they were purchased. They are manufactured in various sizes and configurations for applications including industrial control, automotive, telecommunications, medical and print applications.

The major advantages of using a DIN 41612 backplane connector are the cost-effectiveness and flexibility they offer. The traditional ribbon cable technology used in backplane designs quickly became too expensive and complex for modern applications, so engineers needed an alternative solution to provide reliable and cost-effective interconnection. The modular design of the DIN 41612 allowed manufacturers to quickly modify the connectors themselves, without changing the entire system design. This allowed them to easily customize designs to fit different application needs.

The DIN 41612 backplane connector consists of two components; the connector itself, and the mating header. The connector is constructed from multiple pins, arranged in either a vertical or horizontal configuration. The pins are surrounded by plastic insulation which prevents damaging short circuits. The mating headers are designed to interlock with the connectors and have a terminating end that connects to a PCB or backplane assembly.

101A10179X is one of the most commonly used DIN41612 backplane connectors. This connector features a vertical orientation of the pins to reduce the overall height of the assembly, as well as to increase airflow for improved cooling. The 101A10179X is 10mm in height and can accommodate up to 12 high speed signalling paths. It is also designed to provide superior EMI/RFI shielding properties and meets the highest industry standards for mechanical and electrical performance.

The 101A10179X connector’s working principle is based on the electrical signal being transmitted through the pins on the connector’s housing. The mating header then picks up the electrical signal and propagates it through the backplane to its designated destination. This type of interconnection system eliminates the need for costly wiring and ensures fast, reliable, and efficient communication between connected devices.

The 101A10179X backplane connector is suitable for a wide range of industries, including medical, automotive, industrial automation, and telecommunications. It is also an ideal choice for applications requiring high-speed data transmission and where space is at a premium. This versatile connector is ideal for applications where reliability and performance are essential.

The DIN 41612 is a widely adopted standard and the 101A10179X is just one of the many connectors available to suit different application requirements. As well as its electrical characteristics, this connector also offers rugged construction and reliable mating retention for applications where durability and dependability are key considerations.

DIN 41612 backplane connectors have enabled engineers to reduce design costs and time-to-market without having to compromise on performance or reliability. The 101A10179X is one of the most popular connectors in this series and due to its versatility and dependability, it is suitable for a broad range of applications. As well as providing cost-effectiveness and flexibility, the DIN 41612 backplanes have changed the landscape of interconnect systems and provide engineers with an ideal solution for designing backplane networks.

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