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The DIN 41612 backplane connectors are highly dependable solutions for robust electrical connections in high density environments. The applications of these connectors include telecommunications, instrumentation, signal processing, test and measurement, audio/visual engineering, industrial automation and automotive electronics systems. The technology used in these connectors allows them to be used for high-speed data transmission and for applications that require high current and voltage capabilities.

The DIN 41612 connectors are designed with a variety of female and male pins and receptacles that fit into a common backplane. It has a 2.5mm spacing between the pins and has a wide variety of contact combinations from 2 to 64 contacts. The plug and receptacle shell is made of metal with molded plastic caps that serve both for storage and retention. The integral plastic clip locks the plug in place for a secure connection. There are two types of contact retention tines, with the most common being the plastic latch or the metal latch.

The 208459096002026 DIN 41612 connector is designed for high current and voltage applications and provides reliable connections in electrical systems in space-constrained applications such as control systems, telecommunications, instrumentation, and audio/visual systems. It has a maximum current rating of 2A, a maximum voltage rating of 250V, and a contact resistance of 30m ohms.

The primary function of this type of connector is to carry current across multiple electrical connections with a low internal resistance. This provides improved efficiency and reliability for system performance in demanding applications. The connector features a seven-way female receptacle and a male plug with twelve pins. It has high temperature thermoplastic body that can withstand up to 105°C in continuous operation. The contact blades feature a dual beam design that provides improved electrical contact in both high and low temperatures.

The working principle behind the 208459096002026 DIN 41612 connector is based on contact formation. The contact blades are spring-loaded within the connector, and when a plug is inserted into the socket, they compress against the contact surfaces of the pins within the plug and the shell. This creates a very low contact resistance connection between the wires and the shell. The connection is then held in place by the locking mechanism. This mechanism uses a plastic latch or a metal latch depending on the type and size of the connector.

The DIN 41612 connectors offer a range of features that make them suitable for a variety of applications. These include high current ratings, high voltage ratings, high temperature performance, and a low contact resistance. The 208459096002026 model provides reliable electrical connections and reliable performance in a wide range of applications. It is ideal for use in demanding control systems, instrumentation, audio/visual systems, and telecommunications systems.

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