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DIN 41612 connectors, more commonly referred to as backplane connectors, are rectangular connectors used to interconnect printed circuit boards (PCBs). They are often used in static, high-frequency applications, such as telecommunications, computers, instrumentation, and other electronic systems. The DIN 41612 connectors are often designed to accommodate the layout of printed circuit board (PCB) layouts, allowing for inter-board extending over multiple boards.

The DIN 41612 connector is composed of two-piece plastic or metal bodies, with female and male contact areas. The female contact area has a series of contact points, which are typically gold-plated or tin-plated copper. The male contact area features an array of spring-loaded pins that make contact when pressure is applied. The pins are usually plated titanium-copper alloy.

The DIN 41612 connectors are commonly used in electronic applications, such as motherboards, backplanes, system boards, and enclosure systems. The DIN 41612 connectors are often used to provide interconnectivity between the system’s printed circuit boards, as well as other components and subsystems. The connector is designed to provide high levels of mechanical integrity and electrical continuity. The DIN 41612 connector is capable of providing excellent signal integrity and high-speed performance, often in electrically noisy environments.

The 2-1393640-5 DIN 41612 connector is particularly designed for inter-board connection, and is often used in applications requiring medium to high density connections, such as backplanes. This particular type of connector features a double-layer, female receptacle and a double-layer, male contact configuration. It is equipped with two shielded PCB mountable frames and can be mounted on a single through 35 mm thick board, while supporting up to 24 contacts, with a spacing of 8.00 mm. The 2-1393640-5 DIN 41612 connector is rated for a maximum current rating of 5 amps and a maximum voltage rating of 170 volts.

The working principle behind the DIN 41612 connector is simple yet effective. When pressure is applied to the female contact area, the gold-plated or tin-plated copper contact points create an electrical connection with the spring-loaded pins in the male contact area. This completes the connection, allowing for the data and power transmission to occur between the two PCBs. The connector is designed to provide high speed data transmission and minimal interference.

The DIN 41612 connector is an essential component in many modern electronic applications. It is the most common type of rectangular, backplane connector and is often used in high frequency and high current applications. Its robust design and high quality construction make it an excellent choice for inter-board connectivity in a wide range of electronic systems.

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