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Backplane Connectors - DIN 41612

The 108457032008025 application field and working principle is one of the types of backplane connectors from the DIN 41612 family. A backplane connector is a form of electrical connector that is used to provide multi-way electrical communication between a series of printed circuit boards (PCBs). This connector is distinct from a header, in that it is intended to be installed in the backplane of the system.

Application Field

Backplane connectors from the DIN 41612 family have applications in almost any electronic system that requires the connection of multiple electronic circuit boards to each other. Common applications include aircraft systems, computer servers, communications systems and networking applications. Due to the high-speed data rates possible on newer system designs, backplane connectors are becoming an increasingly popular option for use inside wiring racks, as they provide greater data bandwidth in a more compact space.

Working Principle

The 108457032008025 connector works by providing multiple inserts into a single connector body. Each of these inserts is intended to be connected to a particular printed circuit board, providing a means of connection between each of the boards within the system. The working principle of this type of backplane connector is different from standard header-style connectors, in that the contacts are not typically used to extend wires between the boards; rather, the connector establishes a direct electrical path between the contacts.

Contacts within the backplane connector are connected to a series of pins, which typically lead to an external power source. This power is then divided in a specific pattern between the contacts, creating a specific electrical network for data pathways within the system. High-speed signals are sent along these pathways, allowing for the simultaneous transmission of data and other signal types. This allows the system to transfer information quickly among all of the connected PCBs.

The 108457032008025 connector is just one example of a backplane connector from the DIN 41612 family. Other varieties of backplane connectors include multipoint connectors and bus connectors, both of which are designed to provide a connection between boards in different systems or between two separate systems. Whether used in aircraft systems, computer servers, communications systems, or other applications, backplane connectors from the DIN 41612 family are capable of providing reliable, high-speed connections to a variety of systems.

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