106351-1

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Backplane connectors are specially designed to carry signals, power or mixed signal/power for computer backplanes and for other applications where cabling between a central unit and various circulating units is required. Among the variety of backplane connectors, DIN 41612 backplane connectors stand out for their unique design, defined for industrial and automotive applications.

DIN 41612 connector type 106351-1 is an example of these robust, reliable and standardized backplane connectors. It is a matrix type connector with a 4.2mm pitch. It is composed of 2 rows with 60 contacts each, totaling 120 contacts; with a single row stacking height of 17.5mm on each side. It features two contact size options; 0.4mm for Power contacts and 0.5 mm for Signal contacts.

106351-1 DIN 41612 connectors can withstand current levels up to 2A, depending on the contact pins. Their operation voltage in air exceeds 500V and the dielectric withstanding voltage is more than 1500V. Its operating temperature range is between -40 ºC (-40 ºF) and 125 ºC (257°F).

The main application for DIN 41612 connector type 106351-1 is for backplane interconnections. However, they could also be used for other applications requiring high contact density solutions. It has a B-form layout, designed for reliable yet economical connections with blind mating, which makes them ideal for automated / blind mating solutions such as in production lines.

The working principle of this connector is based on the bellow action of their contacts. This means that the contact pins are simply stamped from coil material, forming a bellow structure, allowing longitudinal movement along the contact’s longitudinal axis. This snapping action is what ensures the reliable and repeatable mating of the contacts, allowing a high contact density connector solution..

106351-1 DIN 41612 backplane connectors from SAMTECT offer an efficient solution for power and signal transmission needs. These reversible plug connectors have an insulation displacement contact (IDC) for signal contacts and an insulation displacement contact (IDC) for power contacts. They ensure a reliable and robust connection while simplifying installation without the need of screws. Their modular design allows cost reduction of assembly and mating components.

106351-1 DIN 41612 backplane connectors are made up of high temperature thermoplastic materials, such as Nylon and polyester. They feature 4 keyways per row, used for polarization, in order to ensure the proper mating of both connectors. In order to ensure reliable connections, they feature closed rear shells, three different selective locking types, and four different cable orientations.

106351-1 DIN 41612 backplane connectors offer high contact density, a secure and reliable connection, and the perfect contact mating and disengagement every time. They are suitable for applications requiring cost-effective yet high density connections, such as in communication and networking, medical, and factory automation.

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