108557096002033

Backplane Connectors are a form of electrical connector that provide the interface between two separate electrical devices. The DIN 41612 is a standard backplane connector, which is often referred to as a Euroboard connector. The DIN 41612 is an international standard, developed by the German Institute for Standardization (DIN).

The 108557096002033 application field and working principle as a part of the DIN 41612 family of connectors is mainly used for signal transmission in industrial and control technology, medical engineering, measurement and automation technology, and data and telecommunications networks.

Backplane Connectors consist of modules that contain rows of connector pins located on the board that provide electrical connection between two mating components. Each row of connector pins corresponds to one signal trace or wire, and each line has an assigned name or function. The number of connector pins in each row can vary, depending on the application. The 108557096002033 specifically has a 2-row design, which means it has two rows of 30 pins each.

The working principle of the 108557096002033 is quite simple. Two mating components are connected by inserting the connector pins into corresponding pin receptors on the mating component. This action establishes an electrical connection between the two components, allowing data or power to be transferred from one to the other. The connectors are then held in place by a mechanical locking mechanism that keeps the pins of the connector in contact with those of the mating component.

The 108557096002033 offers both single-ended and differential signal transmission, allowing for either unidirectional or bidirectional data transmission, depending on the application. Additionally, this type of connector has a low crosstalk level, enabling data transmission with minimal signal interference. It also offers a high insulation resistance and a higher current load capacity than other connector types.

The 108557096002033 connector is designed for use with flat and printed circuit boards (PCBs). This type of connector is available in a variety of different sizes and configurations, allowing for even greater flexibility in its use. Additionally, they have multiple grounding methods in order to ensure a reliable and stable connection.

In conclusion, the 108557096002033 application field and working principle as a part of the family of DIN 41612 backplane connectors offers a variety of benefits and features that make it well suited for a range of industrial and control applications. Its low cost, high current load capacity, insulation resistance, and crosstalk level make it a popular choice for many applications.