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Backplane Connectors - DIN 41612

DIN 41612 connectors are a group of backplane connectors whose origins can be traced back to the 1970s when the components were initially used to connect components in large industrial and commercial computers. The connectors are based on an original design, the DIN 41612 standard, released by the German standards authority, DIN, in the early 1970s.

Overview

DIN 41612 connectors offer a range of features that make them easily adapted for use in a wide variety of applications. The connectors come in a range of heights from 0.5 to 250 millimeters and can accept a variety of different connection methods. DIN 41612 connectors have also been designed so that they are able to accommodate a number of different customization options that make them highly versatile for use in many applications.

These features of adaptability, coupled with superior strength and holding power are the reasons why DIN 41612 connectors are used in many types of high-end industrial and commercial applications. The connectors have been carefully designed to withstand the harsh environments found in many environments including underwater, military and aerospace applications. Another advantage of DIN 41612 connectors is that they can be used in a range of applications without the need for additional hardware, since they come with their own backplane and mounting system.

Application Field

DIN 41612 connectors can be used in a diversity of fields, including, aerospace, defense, factory automation, medical, telecommunications, broadcasting, motorsport, robotics, and many more. As such, they offer an advantage to both manufacturers and users alike due to their versatility of use.

Within the aerospace industry, the connectors are widely used within the testing, development and maintenance of harnesses, aircraft, and engines. The connectors are designed to be able to withstand high temperatures, vibrations and forces found within complex aeronautical systems.

In the defense industry, DIN 41612 connectors are used in military equipment such as night vision systems, missile guidance and navigation systems, communications and weapons testing. The versatility of these connectors is especially useful in such applications where extreme conditions need to be sustained.

In the energy and medical industry, DIN 41612 connectors are used to join assemblies and connect systems together in both electric and medical systems. The connectors are highly resistant to arcing, moisture, and chemical exposure, making them a popular choice for monitoring systems, medical instrumentation, and instrument clusters.

Finally, DIN 41612 also play an important role within professional broadcasting and audio-visual applications, where their superior strength and copper content makes them ideal for using to ensure the correct cabling system is used in the broadcast environment.

Working Principle

DIN 41612 connectors are composed of different parts, each part playing an important role in the overall functioning of the connector. First, the contacts of the connector are arranged in a perpendicular fashion to the backplane. Each contact has a gold-plated male or female contact at the end, with a spring-loaded latch that clicks into place when the connector is inserted into the backplane socket. This ensures a reliable and secure connection is formed.

The second most important component is the insulation that fits over the contact terminals. The insulation is often made from either high-temperature silicone rubber or PVC, which helps protect against the ingress of water and dirt, while maintaining a good interaction between the contact and the insulation.

Finally, the third important part of the connector is the backplane. The backplane contains both a power bus and a signal bus, which allow for rapid transmission of data and power while ensuring that the current flowing through the connector is kept to a minimum. The backplane also helps to ensure that the contact can hold up to any temperature variations along the transmission path.

Conclusion

DIN 41612 backplane connectors offer a versatile and reliable form of connecting systems together for a variety of applications. Their strong construction and robust design allow for use in high-pressure and volatile environments, making them ideal for use in the aerospace, defense, motor sports and medical industries. They are also designed to be efficient and cost-effective, with their backplane allowing for rapid transmission of data and power.

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