228477096002026

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Backplane connectors are a subcategory of electrical connectors used in the development of computer systems. Of these, DIN 41612 are among the most commonly used, with 228477096002026 falling within the family. This article will explore the application field and working principle of the 228477096002026 connector.

Application Field

The 228477096002026 connector is designed to provide reliable interconnections between boards in backplanes. Typically, these are multilayer boards found in backplanes and other equipment such as telecoms switch platforms. In particular, the 228477096002026 is suitable for high density applications, as it allows for a high number of connections in a very small area.

In terms of industries, the 228477096002026 is used widely in multiple scenarios, such as automotive, telecommunications, industrial control, medical and networking. There are also multiple other applications, like military and aeronautics, which tend to require the highest levels of performance and reliability, two virtues that the 228477096002026 is capable of delivering on.

Working Principle

The 228477096002026 connector is designed to provide reliable connections between multiple pins found on backplanes. The connector is composed of two parts - a steel housing and inserts. The housing is constructed of black anodized steel, and has the pins embossed on one side. The inserts are constructed of an insulator material (fiberglass) and are mounted or clamped to the housing.

When a connection needs to be made, an electrical signal is sent from the backplane through the housing to the insert. The contacts within the inserts then provide a connection between the two sets of pins on the opposite sides of the backplane. The strength of the connection is determined by the amount of pressure that is applied to the housing. The stronger the pressure, the more reliable the connection.

The 228477096002026 is also designed with functionality in mind. It is very easy to remove and insert the connectors into the backplane, and the housing is designed to provide EMI protection. Furthermore, it is capable of withstanding high temperatures, making it a viable option for industrial applications.

Conclusion

The 228477096002026 connector is a great example of a backplane connector from the DIN

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