536098-5

The DIN 41612 backplane connectors provide a compact and robust connection system for use in communication, electronic, and data processing equipment. The DIN 41612 connector is typically used to interconnect boards on printed circuit boards or backplanes, to help build a system. The 536098-5 is one of these backplane connectors, and it is specially designed for its wide range of applications in communication, data processing, and electronic equipment. Here we will discuss the application field andworking principle of the 536098-5.

Application Field

The 536098-5 backplane connector is designed to work with most standard communication, data processing, and electronic equipment. It supports power and signal connections between the application equipment, such as devices in communication, data processing, and consumer electronics. It can be found in various applications, such as base stations, routers, motors, hubs, switches, modems, network cards, and even 3D printers.

The connector is also widely used in industrial automation applications, including laser cutting and welding machines, robotics, and production line controllers. The 536098-5 has both high power and low power options, making it suitable for handheld device applications as well as larger industrial applications. It is also RoHS compliant for use in commercial and industrial applications.

Working Principle

The 536098-5 backplane connector features an effective connection system with two types of circuits – signal and power. It contains two rows of six pins, organized in two-row hexagons for efficient connections. The connection type is screwless, which makes it easier and faster to maintain. This connector also has a polarized mating for extra safety and reliability.

The connector has an enhanced retention force, thanks to its screwless spring clips. The spring clips are designed to provide a secure, reliable connection, as they increase contact force by roughly ten times compared to regular pins. This ensures consistent signal and power communication, even under vibration and other shock sources.

The 536098-5 has a rated current up to 25 A for power applications and 8 A for signal applications, and a rated voltage of 175 VAC. It also has an acceptable life of more than 200 mating cycles.

Conclusion

The 536098-5 backplane connector from DIN 41612 provides a compact and robust connection system for communication, data processing, and electronic equipment. It supports power and signal connections between the application equipment and is suitable for both high power and low power applications. The connector has an enhanced retention force, thanks to its screwless spring clips, and an acceptable life of more than 200 mating cycles. With its wide range of applications, the 536098-5 is the ideal solution for creating a secure connection system in communication, data processing, and electronic equipment.