536410-5

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The DIN 41612 series of backplane connectors is designed for applications requiring high point density, excellent reliability, and ruggedness for a range of industrial, telecommunication, and military/aerospace applications. These connectors are also designed to meet the demands of a wide variety of different applications, such as data transmission systems, bus structures, power supplies, and the like. The 536410-5 connector is one of the many models included in this series.

The 536410-5 connector has a high pin count (50 pins with a 5mm pitch) and is suitable for use in backplane and high-density applications. Its design uses a self-clinching type of mating that provides a secure and robust connection. It also features a small but stable contact system and a keying system for secure mating of the two parts. Overall, the 536410-5 is a reliable and versatile connector.

The working principle of the 536410-5 is simple. The machine-molded system is composed of two parts: the male part and the female part. The two parts are mated together by inserting the male pins into the female sockets. As the pins are inserted, the pins are self-clinching, providing a secure and reliable connection. The keying system is also used to provide secure mating by preventing the male pins from being inserted into the wrong socket.

The 536410-5 is a high density, high precision, high reliability, and high performance connector. It is specifically designed for use in a variety of applications, such as telecommunications, military/aerospace, data transmission systems, buses, and power supplies. The connector\'s design makes it capable of mating with different devices, and its self-clinching capability ensures a secure and reliable connection. With its versatility, durability, and reliable connection, the 536410-5 is a great choice for any application requiring high performance connection and reliable mating.

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