228458096004341

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DIN 41612 backplane connectors are a type of electrical card-edge connectors designed primarily for use in computer boards, both in commercial and industrial applications. The connectors are rectangular or angled, so they fit around the edge of a printed circuit board. They are usually designed to be soldered to the board and to provide mechanical and electrical connections between two circuit boards, usually in a backplane configuration.

The 228458096004341 connector is based on the standard DIN 41612 configuration. It is a four-row -or-level connector with a total of 160-pin contacts. This connector is designed such that each contact carries both signal and power lines, providing flexibility in routing. It is supplied with a full polarizing frame and is typically available in a range of colors, such as dark gray, light gray, and black.

The 228458096004341 connector is suitable for a wide range of applications. It is compatible with a variety of different PCB technologies, such as PCB microvia, blind/buried vias, and thin/thick layers. It can also be used in automated test systems, for connecting multiple circuits in a stacked configuration. Furthermore, it is suitable for use in mechatronic and robotic applications such as 3D printing, digital fabrication, and other high-speed automation.

The working principle of the 228458096004341 connector is straightforward. It consists of two plastic shells which contain metal contacts. The two shells are held together via a locking system, ensuring that the male and female ends have a secure fit. When the connectors are mated, the contact tabs in the male end insert into the contact slots in the female end and the contacts touch each other to make a connection. This creates a secure electrical connection and allows signals and power to flow between two circuits.

In summary, the 228458096004341 connector is a part of the widely used DIN 41612 backplane connectors family. It is made up of two plastic shells and 160-pin contacts, which provide for flexible routing of signals and power. This connector is suitable for a wide range of applications, including 3D printing, mechatronic systems, digital fabrication, and other automation operations. The 228458096004341 connector is compatible with a variety of PCB technologies and systems, and its working principle is simple: two shells containing metal contacts are mated via a locking system, allowing signals and power to flow between two circuits.

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