122A13149X

Backplane Connectors - DIN 41612

The DIN 41612 family of backplane connectors is one of the most popular types of connectors. These connectors have been used for many years and are available in a wide variety of designs and sizes.

The DIN 41612 family is used to connect electronic equipment in commercial and industrial environments. It is primarily used as a backplane connector, but there are also connectors with other special functions. It is constructed of insulation plastic, a metal body and plated terminals.

122A13149X Application Field and Working Principle

The 122A13149X backplane connector is a two-pole connector of the DIN 41612 family. It is particularly suitable for high-speed transmission of digital signals. It is used for electrical connection between two printed circuit boards. The pins of the connector are gold-plated, and the contacts are press-fitted onto the board. The contacts are polarized, meaning that the positions of the contactors should match the pads on the board.

The 122A13149X connector is equipped with anti-swaying feature on both sides of the connector, which prevents the connector from bending at high speed transmission. It is also designed with an anti-vibration system, which helps reduce signal deterioration. This connector also provides good EMI/ESD shielding performance.

The working principle of the 122A13149X backplane connector is relatively simple. The contacts are pressed onto the board in their correct polarization. When external forces are applied, the contacts are pressed further into the PCB, thus establishing electrical contact. This contact is then maintained as long as there is no mechanical damage.

The 122A13149X backplane connector is widely used in industrial applications, such as automotive, medical, and communication systems. It is also suitable for a wide variety of other applications, including panel-to-wire, board-to-wire and bus-level connections.