5159009486394AAKLF

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Backplane Connectors - DIN 41612 are a type of connectors used in industrial automation systems to provide reliable connections to a backplane for controlling and sending information. These DIN 41612 connectors are specifically designed for use in industrial automation applications and have various distinct features that make them suitable for such applications. The particular model 5159009486394AAKLF is a through-hole style backplane connector from DIN 41612. It is equipped with 54 contacts in total, including a combination of multiple signal and power rates. It comes in a 19 row x 2 column configuration, with gold plated contact pins, enabling it to provide a reliable connection medium for a number of important automation processes. The 5159009486394AAKLF is designed to provide exceptional levels of data transfer, strength and quality for its intended purpose. It offers exceptional mating robustness, while also having a high level of contact activity that ensures positive contact mating and remating even under harsh conditions. Its design also features high level of EMC shielding in order to protect from interference, allowing for signals to remain clean and uninterrupted. The connector also features high levels of insulation from both heat and cold, with a housing design that also enables chemical and mechanical resistance in the harshest of conditions. The applications of the 5159009486394AAKLF backplane connector from DIN 41612 are many and varied. It is typically used in industrial automation systems that require a reliable connection to a backplane, such as CNC systems, robotics, factory automation and process control systems. It can also be used in a variety of other applications such as communications, control and monitoring systems, and in military and aerospace systems. The working principle of the 5159009486394AAKLF backplane connector is quite simple and straightforward. The connector consists of two contact elements, one male and one female. These contact elements each have a series of contact pins which are connected, enabling the electric signals to flow back and forth between the two elements. These contact pins are then connected to the backplane, either through screws or soldering, depending on the installation requirements. In a nutshell, the 5159009486394AAKLF backplane connector from DIN 41612 is a reliable choice for a range of industrial automation applications. Its high quality features and materials make it an ideal connector for these applications, while its working principle ensures that the desired level of data transfer and signal quality is achieved. Its installation and usage are quite simple and straightforward, making it a popular choice for industrial automation applications.

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