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DIN 41612, also known as Piedin or Eurocard connector, is a type of backplane connector used in various types of electronic equipment. It was developed by Deutsche Industrie Norm (DIN) in the 1960s and has since become one of the most widely used backplane connectors in the world.

The DIN 41612 backplane connector is well known for its usage in industrial automation, vehicles, telecommunications, servers, and other specialized hardware and embedded systems applications. It is also commonly used in medical and machine vision solutions. These connectors are available in both single-row and dual-row configurations and can accommodate up to 64 contacts per row.

The backplane connectors provide a robust and reliable connection between the backplane and the daughter cards. The key feature of the backplane connectors is that they provide multiple signal-carrying lines and provide a reliable connection that is resistant to vibrations. The connectors are also designed to provide an electromechanical shielding that helps to protect the signals from external interference.

The 208458064005025 DIN 41612 backplane connector is a dual-row variant of the DIN 41612 connector series. This series includes six different terminations and can handle up to 32 contacts per row. It has an insert force of 16kg and a retention force of 24kg. The interface features an enhanced flex circuit interconnect and a 3D latch for increased reliability.

The 208458064005025 connectors employ an anti-vibration latch system that offers a secure connection and superior retention force to ensure that the connectors remain in place. The interface also has a "live insertion" feature which allows for easy cable replacement without having to power down the system. The cable also has a grounding capability which helps to reduce noise and crosstalk.

The working principle of DIN 41612 backplane connectors is quite simple. The connector is essentially a mechanical system which allows for the insertion of up to 32 contacts per row. When the contacts are inserted into the backplane, the connector applies pressure, holding the contacts in place. Once the connector is fully assembled, the contacts create a reliable connection that can transmit up to 32 signals at a time.

In addition to providing a reliable connection, DIN 41612 backplane connectors also offer protection against environmental contaminants such as dust and moisture. The connector is designed with a molded metal shell and is resistant to shock and vibration. The contact bodies are typically gold-plated and are designed to provide a secure contact with minimal contact resistance.

The 208458064005025 DIN 41612 backplane connector is a great choice for applications that require fast and reliable connectivity. It is designed for high-speed data transfer and provides superior vibration resistance and reliability. This backplane connector is an ideal choice for applications such as industrial automation, telecommunications, and medical and machine vision solutions.

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