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Backplane Connectors – DIN 41612 are a type of electrical connector that are used to connect two or more printed circuit board with each other. The DIN 41612 standard originated from the German Institute for Standardization and it is the most widely used worldwide. The connectors contain a series of very small, insulated, double-ended contacts that can accommodate a variety of different wire sizes and lengths. Common applications for DIN 41612 include automated manufacturing production, industrial automation equipment, telecommunications,data/network equipment, computers and peripherals, and applications in mil/aero, and medical industries.

The DIN 41612 connector system offers high board-to-board interconnectivity for applications requiring very low electrical losses. The design of this system is based on a number of key features which enable it to provide superior performance over many other types of elec- trical connection systems. These features include a superior level of isolation between the individual circuits, a high degree of shielding from interference, and a high degree of reliability once installed.

To understand the working principle of a DIN 41612 system it is important to first look at the structure and materials of the connector itself. The main body of the connector is composed of two symmetrical plastic housings, each housing containing multiple contact points that are arranged in a matrix configuration that allows for a greater number of contact points than other connector systems. The contacts are made from plated copper and are then insulated with thermoplastic or elastomer insulation depending on the specific application requirements. The two housings are clamped together in a standard DIN 41612 design which ensures a secure connection. A wide range of power and signal wiring configurations are available and can be used to interconnect a variety of card and backplane systems.

The DIN 41612 backplane connector is designed to provide a high level of electrical transmission and options for a wide variety of applications. The contact design allows for a wide range of direct current, pulsed, and differential current signals to be used. The connector pinning structures are shielded with a 360° conductive overmold that also adds physical protection and stability to the system. Additionally, contact numbers typically range from 4 to 384 and contact pitch can range from 0.8 mm to 3.2 mm.

The DIN 41612 connector system is designed to provide high electrical transmission performance when compared to traditional backplane connectors such as ribbon and flat cable connectors. The design allows for a wide range of current signals to be transmitted and it can be used for a variety of power and signal wiring configurations. It also provides a high level of isolation between the individual circuits, a high degree of shielding from interference, and a high degree of reliability once installed. Due to its superior performance, the DIN 41612 connector system is ideally suited for applications requiring a high level of transmission and interconnectivity, such as automated manufacturing systems, industrial automation equipment, telecommunication, and data/network equipment.