215605-1 Connectors, Interconnects

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DIN 41612 connectors are backplane connectors that are used in various applications and industries such as data communication, test and measurement, medical equipment, and automotive electronics. They are designed to provide a high level of electrical, signal, and physical interconnections between applications, while providing reliable performance and cost-effective solutions. The DIN 41612 connectors are available in a variety of configurations, including male and female plugs, receptacles, and headers. The DIN 41612 connector is a two-pole system that can accommodate up to 16 positions with a single pluggable connector.

The DIN 41612 system consists of two separate and distinct parts: the contacts and the receptacles. The contacts are the actual electrical connections that link the system together. The contacts are typically made with copper, and are palm-size in size. These contacts are housed in a plastic or metal housing that is secured to the mating receptacle or other device. The contacts are arranged in a pattern that is specific to the application, and they are then secured with screws, bolts, or other mechanical devices.

The receptacles of the DIN 41612 system are designed to accept the male contacts of the other application. The receptacles are typically made from a combination of materials such as plastic, metal, and sometimes even ceramic. The male contacts are inserted into the receptacle and are kept in place by the receptacle\'s locking mechanism. The receptacles come in a variety of sizes and configurations; some of these include vertical, right angle, angled, and reverse polarised. Depending on the application, the receptacle can either accept a single pin or multiple pins. The receptacles are also the interface between the contacts and the attached device.

The DIN 41612 connector system works by providing the physical and electrical connections between two systems. The male contacts are inserted into the receptacle, which is then secured to the application. The contacts are then connected to the application\'s wiring through the screws or bolts. This provides the necessary physical and electrical connection between the two systems. The contacts will then transfer electricity from one system to the other, and depending on the application, the data, signals, or power will be transferred between the systems.

The DIN 41612 connector is used in many different fields, including industrial, commercial, and medical applications. It is also a popular choice for many commercial and military electronic systems. The connector is easy to install and use, and provides reliable connections with a relatively low cost. The connectors also have the ability to handle high-temperature and high-pressure applications. Finally, the connector is also available in a variety of configurations, which renders it useful in a wide range of applications.

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