1393725-7

Backplane Connectors - DIN 41612

Backplane connectors - DIN 41612 describe a type of standardized electrical connector. Originally developed for telecommunications, this type of connector is also widely used in other industries, such as computers, medical devices, and consumer electronics. The 1393725-7 is a particular size of the DIN 41612 standard. It is common in high-density applications due to its small form factor.

Application Field and Working Principle of the 1393725-7

The 1393725-7 backplane connector is designed to interconnect circuit boards and other components in a wide variety of devices. The connector is commonly used in signal and data transmission applications, as well as in high-speed communication networks. The standard connector is typically mounted on boards with a .156 pitch (3.96 mm) center. To reduce signal and power-channel crosstalk, the 1393725-7 features a dual-row, 30-pin configuration.

The 1393725-7 connector provides mechanical and electrical features to ensure reliable data transmission. The connector has a tongue and grove profile to ensure secure mating, and it is rated up to 5 Amps per pin. It also utilizes signal shielding to reduce crosstalk between pins. The signal shielding is accomplished through a metal contact spring that is incorporated into the connector, in between each row.

The connector is designed to reduce EMI/RFI interference, and it is compatible with a variety of cable assemblies. It is also designed to be mechanically and electrically compatible with other DIN 41612 connectors. It is commonly used in applications such as automotive electronics, telecommunications, medical, and military systems.

Conclusion

The 1393725-7 is a DIN 41612-compliant, high-density electrical backplane connector designed for use in a variety of data and signal transmission applications. It provides a secure, low-crosstalk connection, and it is compatible with a range of cable assemblies. The connector is designed to resist EMI/RFI interference and meet the needs of various industries, from automotive to medical.