108483042006025

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Backplane Connectors - DIN 41612 are a type of electrical connectors that are used to connect other components in a device. They are often used in electronics, telecommunications, and computer equipment. In the past, these types of connectors were known mainly for their reliability, but today they have also come to be known for their high performance in applications such as data transfer, system integration, and storage system wiring.

Type 108483042006025

The type 108483042006025 is a Backplane Connector from the DIN 41612 series. It is designed for surface mounting applications and offers robust performance in both power and data distribution systems. It has an overmolded insulating housing for better protection against dust, moisture, and other environmental conditions. The type 108483042006025 is made from durable, impact-resistant thermoplastic and features contact elements with a current rating of 6A and a dielectric strength of 750V AC. It also has a contact pattern of 24 positions in a single row and can support a maximum operating temperature of 70°C.

Applications

The type 108483042006025 Backplane Connectors from the DIN 41612 series are primarily used in industrial control circuits, busports, power distribution systems, and special purpose connectors where its robust performance and reliability are required. It is also suitable for use in a variety of other applications, from wiring in distributed systems, to providing reliable connections in high-speed networks. It can also be used in commercial and consumer electronics, and is well-suited for applications such as set top boxes, smart cards, and other telecommunication systems.

Working Principle

The type 108483042006025 Backplane Connectors from the DIN 41612 series operate on the principle of "Latch and Lock" contact arrangement. This means that the contacts of the connector are held in place by a latch and lock mechanism, which ensures that electrical continuity and robust connections are maintained even under high levels of vibration and shock. The contacts of the connector are also rotated by the mating cycle, which ensures that they remain in place and function reliably even after multiple insertions/mating cycles.

Conclusion

The type 108483042006025 Backplane Connectors from DIN 41612 series offer reliable, high-performance connections in a wide variety of applications. They have an overmolded insulating housing for enhanced protection against dust, moisture, and other environmental conditions, and a latch and lock contact arrangement for reliable, consistent electrical performance. Additionally, these connectors are designed to withstand high levels of vibration and shock, making them suitable for a variety of industrial, power, and data distribution applications.

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