208484006003025

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Backplane connectors, or more formaliy referred to as DIN41612, are electrical connectors used to interconnect multiple printed circuit boards mounted in a backplane assembly for data and signal transmission. This type of connector is most often used on back planes due to their rugged nature and easy adaptation for multiple levels of signal and power. The type of connector is denoted by the DIN 41612 series of standards.

The DIN 41612 backplane connector series is comprised of two types, the 208484006003025 and the 208485006003025. The primary difference between the two is the amount of pins each can contain; the 208484006003025 can contain up to eighty pins, while the 208485006003025 can contain up to 160 pins.

The 208484006003025 series of backplane connectors are designed with either metal or plastic housings that surround the contacts while also providing insulation. The contacts used are spring-loaded and plated to create reliable connections. This type of connector is often used in board-to-board applications, such as signal and board test by utilizing the connectors’ reliable contact retention by its spring-loaded contacts.

The 208484006003025 series of backplane connectors is composed of two mating parts, the plug and the receptacle. The plug is mounted on the board that is to transmit signals or data, and the receptacle is mounted on the board that will receive the signals and data. The plug is held into place by a 1 or 3-piece clamp and the receptacle is held into place by a housing which also serves to provide insulation.

The working principle for the 208484006003025 series of backplane connectors is quite simple. Data and signals are first transmitted through the receptacle backplane connector. The data and signals are then passed through the connection of the receptacle and the plug until it reaches its final destination, the plug backplane connector. The spring-loaded contacts within the connectors allow for reliable connections that are moisture resistant and have a high ability to withstand shock and vibration. This allows for reliable signal transmission with minimal loss and interference.

The 208484006003025 series of backplane connectors are commonly used in the automotive, medical, aerospace, and communication industries. They are most often used on backplanes due to their high resistance to shock and vibration, which can be caused by the equipment in these industries extremes in temperature, and their ability to be adapted for multiple levels of signal and power. Additionally, their small form factor makes them ideal for when space is a primary limitation.

In conclusion, the backplane connector, or the DIN 41612 series of connectors, is a reliable electrical connector used to interconnect multiple printed circuit boards mounted in a back plane assembly for data and signal transmission. The 208484006003025 series of backplane connectors are composed of two mating parts, the plug and the receptacle, and their working principle is simple- the data and signals being passed through the plug and then through the receptacle until it reaches its final destination. They are most often used on backplanes, due to their frequency adaptation, their resistance to shock and vibration, and their small form factor.

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