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Backplane Connectors - DIN 41612 is a range of versatile interconnect systems used in the building of almost any computer installation, from mainframes to single board computers. From embedded systems to datacenters, these systems have become the core of many modern computing environments. As such, it is essential to understand the main characteristics of these connectors and the application field and working principle.

At its core, DIN 41612 backplane connectors are a modularized system, consisting of cable loops, plugs and jacks. These connectors are used primarily for data transmission, communication and signal transmission purposes, but are also sometimes used for power transmission, depending on the application. The modular design of the connector allows the user to customize the individual components to suit the specific needs of their particular application.

These connectors feature a rectangular pattern which follows two parallel rows of contact inserts. These inserts are either spring loaded or solder-free crimped contacts. One row consists of the signal pins, while the other row consists of the ground pins. It is this structure that makes them unique and also provides the added advantage of being able to be securely connected to both flat and round cables. The individual modular components allow for flexibility, which helps to meet the specific requirements of any user\'s application.

The application field of these connectors is wide and varied. They are used in all types of computer applications, from secondary storage, to servers and workstations, to embedded systems. They can also be used in special systems such as in robotic machines and automotive equipment. The versatility of these connectors has led to their use in a wide variety of different industries, from aviation, automotive and medical to consumer electronics.

When it comes to the working principle of DIN 41612 backplane connectors, the basic principles remain the same regardless of the application. The primary components of the design are the steel contacts and the spring loaded contacts which form the two parallel rows. The contacts in the first row are the signal contacts, while the contacts in the second row are the ground contacts. As the cable passes through one of the connector channels, the spring loaded contacts, located between the two rows, make contact with each other and transfer the signal.

In addition to the basic design principles, there are other factors which can influence the performance of the connector. These aspects include the signal bandwidth and the maximum current supported by the connector, as well as the impedance and capacitance of the signal path. All of these can have an effect on the connector\'s performance, so it is important to select the connector which best fits the requirements of the application.

The 208483060003025 connectors are also known as robust connectors, because they are designed to be able to withstand a range of temperature environments. They are also designed to be an extra layer of safety, as they are resistant to most types of electrical interference. Overall, these connectors are an ideal choice for any application where a reliable, versatile and safe connection is required.

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