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Backplane Connectors – DIN 41612 are a type of electromechanical connectors designed to be used mainly as interfaces in backplanes. Backplane connectors help to provide a reliable connection between backplanes and boards, and allow for high-speed data transfers. The connectors are specially designed to accommodate a wide variety of applications, and are used in a variety of fields, ranging from server and storage systems to telecommunications and consumer electronics.

The DIN 41612 series backplane connectors are typically used in high-speed backplane applications. These connections benefit from being simple, yet robust enough to handle the weight and power of modern equipment. The DIN 41612 series connectors are divided into three main categories: "R/D/P" and "N/T" compatible connectors; high-density combinations; and other related product varieties. The “R/D/P” and “N/T” compatible connectors are the most popular and commonly used. Depending on the connection type, the connectors may require either solder-in or push-button fastening. The most common form factors seen in backplanes are vertical orientation, medium- and low-profile horizontal orientation, and right-angle configurations.

The DIN 41612 series connectors are designed with a high-frequency connector system that boasts superior electromagnetic compatibility longer contact traveld, as well as high-speed data transfer rates. This makes them ideal for use in a wide variety of environments, especially those that require speed key functionality. Their advanced design also ensures excellent signal integrity, making them suitable for applications that require precise signal control, such as high-bandwidth data transfers. Furthermore, their robust construction ensures reliable performance even in extreme temperatures, pressure, and vibration.

The DIN 41612 series connectors are designed to provide a reliable electrical connection between the boards and backplanes of electronic systems, while being especially designed to accommodate both high power and high speed applications, making them suitable for a wide range of industry applications. Their ability to be easily combined with other standardized connectors, board designs, and systems makes them even more desirable.

The working principle of a DIN 41612 series backplane connector is quite simple. When connected, the contact of the plug holder inserts into the connector receptacle in the backplane. The plug holder spring-loaded contact block ensures that the contact terminates securely and firmly on the other component, and the plug holder inserts into the connector receiving hole or slot. The interfacing of the connector with the PCB is ensured by an insulated loop that secures the male and female connectors.

The DIN 41612 series backplane connectors are suitable for a variety of applications, particularly those that require reliable and efficient electrical connections. Their ability to combine with other connector systems, board designs, and other components makes them an ideal choice for a wide range of consumer electronics, server systems, and telecommunications. With their fast data transfer speeds and robust construction, they are sure to provide reliable performance for years to come.

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