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The Backplane Connectors - DIN 41612 is an IEC 603-2 type of connector containing a large number of connectors as 6-pin, 10-pin or 20-pin support systems. It is one of the most widely accepted and used standard for interconnecting printed circuit boards, often used in industrial and military applications where extended durability is required.

The Backplane Connector specifically allows for multiple points of connection on a PCB and can be used as a large type of array or cluster connection. The DIN41612 operate through a feature known as ‘finger contacts’, which allow inserting and connecting multiple printed circuit boards in parallel. In addition, it is commonly complimented with a board guide and guide rails allowing for a smooth insertion and remove of boards.

The design of the DIN 41612 ensure safe connection even if the board is inserted with a high level of force. This process is achieved through an inherent latching element which locks the inserted board in place and also provides a physical and electrical connection which is highly reliable. These connectors are designed to severally limit insertion and removal forces from the board. It is due to the excellent latching mechanism that DIN 41612 can be used in high-vibration applications, they are secured via screws or latch mechanisms.

Typically the DIN 41612 connector is available in a variety of mounting configurations such as vertical through hole, surface mount, right angle and vertical surface mount. The connector also contain a high level of numbers of pins ranging from 6 to 160. The number of pins for the application is determined by how many points of connection are required to each connected board. The most popular configuration is the 10-pin, however, 6-pin and 20-pin are also used. The Backplane Connectors - DIN 41612 are also capable of accepting all types of female contacts.

In addition to size and form factor, the type, color and pin layout are all defined by the application. This allows manufacturers to create ‘design-in’ connectors that can be used in a variety of applications. The features of the Backplane Connector also make it suitable in applications where tight temperature, shielding and vibration control is required.

Although the Backplane Connector is designed using a sliding finger mechanism, they are typically robust and reliable. This offers a high reliability and performance for even the most complex of applications. In addition, they can operate in temperatures of up to 140°C, higher than many connectors of similar range.

In summary, the Backplane Connector – DIN41612 is a widely accepted and regulated standard for interconnecting printed circuit boards. Its robust design allows for it to be used in a range of different applications ranging from simple plug-in board to the most complex of systems. The range of sizes, colors and pin layouts make it suitable for many different types of applications and environments. The features and performance also make it suitable for high-vibration and high-temperature applications, making it an ideal choice for many interconnection solutions.

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