535056-5 Connectors, Interconnects

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Backplane Connectors - DIN 41612 include several types of connector, all intended to perform similar functions as interconnecting devices mounted on a circuit board. The 535056-5 is one of the more popular types of connections with common usage is found in components such as surge protection, power converters, serial communication, and custom wiring. With its design, this connector is suited for high speed, numerous signal paths, and use in various precision applications. Along with its attributes, the 535056-5 has become a popular solution in the marketplace.

The 535056-5 is a two-piece modular connector system of two different sizes. Each size option contains the same number of connection pins; five, but the sizes are what make them different. The larger of the two is considered the "host" connector and it is the one that can be mounted to the backplane of the printed circuit board. The second, smaller size, is called the "plug" connector and it contains contacts that can be soldered to the counter part connection pieces. It is the host type of connector that is used with the 535056-5 due to its size and design.

The 535056-5 connector has a dual contact system which consists of a single housing where the pins are followed by an additional two contacts that are made of two different materials. The combination ensures a secure, reliable connection upon insertion and engagement. In order to ensure full compatibility the contacts are standardized to European standards.

At the center of the backplane Connector - DIN 41612 535056-5 are two parallel female receptacles molded into a single housing. Also included in the design are two stops which serve to keep the plug and contacts properly aligned when inserting the plug. On the plug connector are the contacts that are one crimp on each contact and the pins that make the actual electrical connection. The pins are of two types: Signal and Ground. Signal pins are necessary for the transmission of data. The ground pins are used to provide a continuous connection between multiple components.

In terms of the working principle, the 535056-5 application field covers a range of electronic equipment from medical to industrial and measurement instrumentation, etc. The pins are designed to provide a connection between a power supply and/or ground, and the electronic component mounted on the circuit board. The current flows from the main unit, through the pins, and to the various components the connector is connected to. This, in its simplest, form is the basic working principle behind the 535056-5 connection.

The 535056-5 is an ideal connector for applications that require reliable, high-performance, high-speed data transmission with a multiple-signal-path solution. Its small size and secure dual contact system make it the perfect choice for the more discerning applications which demand robust electrical connections. Its reliability and factor in cost savings, as well as its strong performance track record, make it one of the most desirable and cost-effective solutions on the market today.

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