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Backplane Connectors - DIN 41612 are one of the most popular types of electrical connectors used in various industries. The 208477096002049 application field and working principle relates to this type of connectors and allows manufacturers to design and produce more reliable, efficient, and durable devices.

Backplane connectors are part of the interconnect system and are designed to provide electrical connections between printed circuit board satellites and the main computer board in the backplane. The connectors are typically used to link devices such as satellite cabling systems, motherboards, and other computer cards. DIN 41612 is the most popular type of backplane connectors, and the 208477096002049 application field and working principles are associated with it.

A backplane connector contains pins for each of the contacts, pins for each of the slots, a mating surface, and a dust cover. The design of the connector varies depending on the type of application it will be used for. For example, an applications board may require a higher pin count-per-slot than a satellite cable system. The 208477096002049 application field and working principle is specifically designed for DIN 41612 backplane connectors, which require higher pin-counts in order to ensure optimum performance and reliability.

When using DIN 41612 backplane connectors, the contacts are inserted into the slots and are held in place by a spring-loaded contact. This spring is used to maintain contact pressure with the pins. The contact pressure is critical, as too much pressure can damage the connector. The 208477096002049 application field and working principle ensures that the contact pressure is correct, allowing for reliable and efficient operation.

The pins are designed to hold the contacts firmly in place, ensuring that they make contact with each other without any slipping or movement. The spring-loaded contacts on the backplane connector work in conjunction with the pins to ensure maximum efficiency and reliability. The contact pressure is also important in this process, and the 208477096002049 application field and working principle helps to ensure that the contact pressure is maintained properly.

The dust cover on the backplane connectors ensures the connector is always clean and free from dust or dirt. This dust cover works in combination with the contact pressure to ensure the connectors performance and reliability are always maintained. The 208477096002049 application field and working principle is specifically designed to help keep the dust cover in place and keep the contacts clean, reducing the chances of failure and keeping the connector in good condition for many years.

Overall, the 208477096002049 application field and working principle is essential for any type of DIN 41612 backplane connectors. It ensures that the connectors are reliable and efficient, and also that the contact pressure is correct and the dust cover is in place. This ensures that the connectors are always in the best condition and are able to perform properly for many years.

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