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The DIN 41612 connector is a type of connector commonly used in the backplane of computer systems. It is also known as the Eurocard connector, because it has been widely used in Europe since the early 1980s. The DIN 41612 connector is a high-density terminal board with male and female pins for secure and durable connections and is used to connect signal and power lines. It is also used for various other backplane applications, such as for densely packed PCBs and for bridging connections between multiple backplanes.

The DIN 41612 connector system has two types of termination: solder or press-fit. The former is the traditional method of termination, used mainly in applications that require manual termination and provides a reliable connection of signal paths. Solder termination can, however, be quite time consuming and labour intensive. On the other hand, press-fit termination is the method of choice for mass production as it offers a much faster and more efficient termination.

The DIN 41612 connector is well suited to backplane applications in industrial, automotive, telecoms and medical applications, because of its customisability and wide range of features. It offers a high level of contact density, higher insulation strengths and higher transmission speeds than competitive products, and is available in both single and double row versions. The connector, which is based upon a 3.175 mm pitch, can house up to one hundred cables depending on the size. This provides an advantage when dealing with higher density backplane applications.

The DIN 41612 connector is rated to a certain voltage and current, and is capable of dissipating heat caused by high currents. Its use in backplane applications is highly advantageous, as it offers a wide range of features and a high degree of reliability. In addition to its signal and power capabilities, the DIN 41612 connector also offers low-profile mating heights and a variety of strain relief clip options.

The working principle of the DIN 41612 connector is simple. First, the contact spring is inserted into the male contact socket and then the contact spring is mechanically and electrically attached to a printed circuit board. The other end of the contact is connected to the contact socket of the mating connector. This process is repeated until all of the contacts are in place. The contact spring then makes contact with the circuit board on the mating connector when the connector is mated. This ensures secure and reliable connections.

In summary, the DIN 41612 connector is a type of backplane connector which is commonly used in various applications. It offers a wide range of features and can be tailored to meet the need of each and every application. Its high contact density, secure contact and reliable connections make it an ideal choice for many different applications.

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