122A10579X

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Backplane Connectors - DIN 41612

The DIN 41612 connectors, also known as Backplane Connectors, are a type of interconnecting hardware used mainly in electronic systems. They are used to connect together two or more printed circuit boards, which are usually arranged in horizontal or vertical planes. The DIN 41612 encourages board-to-board connectivity for a variety of applications in computer and industrial applications. By relying on the characteristics of DIN 41612 connectors, engineers can achieve a reliable connection with good data and power transmission results.

The DIN 41612 form factor is defined by the DIN 41612-C specification. It is divided into three subgroups: Type A, Type B, and Type C. Type A connectors are for PCB mounting and may be extended on either side by a matrix of pins. Type B connectors are very similar, but have a row of screws on one edge instead of pins. Type C connectors sort of combine Types A and B, featuring both pins and screws. All types of DIN 41612 connectors feature polarization features for proper mating, plated contacts for repeated connections, and a shielded system infrastructure to minimize crosstalk.

The 122A10579X backplane connectors are the ‘X’ variant of the DIN 41612 Type A form factor. They have a very rectangular shape with 6 columns by 16 rows of vertical pins. The pins are designed for surface mount applications and have a 0.5 mm centre-centre spacing. The 122A10579X backplane connectors are rated for a maximum of 30V and 5A. The plastic parts for all DIN 41612 connectors are qualified to UL94V-0 fire rating.

In general, backplane connectors from the DIN 41612 family have a number of applications in industrial and embedded systems. For the 122A10579X variant, these applications are mainly in control overlays, power supplies, medical strips, lighting control systems, factory automation systems etc. Some applications require the use of additional components such as contactors, lugs, and receptacles.

The working principle of the 122A10579X connector is based on the form factor’s ratings and features. The pins are able to properly and safely mate with the required component and they are rated for a certain amount of current and voltage. The shielding of the connector ensures minimal crosstalk between signals and this allows for high-speed data transmission. Finally, the high-quality plastic components of the connector mean it is fire rated for safety reasons.

Overall, the 122A10579X DIN 41612 Backplane Connectors are an excellent and cost-effective solution for board-to-board data and power transmission. The form factor is reliable and versatile and can be easily integrated into various products and applications. The connector’s advantages include a wide variety of applications, good mechanical and electrical characteristics, and a reliable mating system.

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