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DIN 41612 is a type of backplane connector system defined by the German Industrial Standard (DIN) organization. It is used extensively in telecommunication and data processing systems applications. DIN 41612 connectors are available in two, three, and five row configurations depending on the number of interconnected circuits. A number of different pin spacing styles are also available to enable flexibility. One of the most widely used types in the DIN 41612 system is the 533627-5 connector, which has a five row configuration.

The 533627-5 is a reliable and cost effective connector designed for various applications in data communication and processing systems. It utilizes a rectangular, flat ribbon cable and is suitable for both low and high speed signal transmission. The 533627-5 provides an extremely high electrical performance level, and its low contact resistance can support approximately 14 AWG wire, which is suitable for high power applications. Additionally, the five-row design offers better mechanical strength and vibration resistance

The contact arrangement of the 533627-5 includes four signal contact rows, one cascade foil contact, a power contact and one grounded power contact. The contact material is gold plated, which helps to ensure good conductivity and a long-lasting connection. The contact spacing is 0.1" (2.54 mm) for signals and 0.2" (5.08 mm) for power. The five rows can support up to 75 signals depending on the application. The power contacts are rated up to 2 A at 24V DC or 0.5 A at 120V AC, and the maximum voltage rating is 250V AC/DC.

The working principle of the 533627-5 backplane connectors is fairly simple. When inserted into its mating part, the contacts are spread into individual rows by the guide pins and holders. As the pins are distributed into individual rows, they are then pushed into the corresponding contact points. Each row of pins is firmly held in place by a latching mechanism. When the connector is removed, the latching mechanism releases the pins, which are then pulled back into the connector as it is withdrawn.

The 533627-5 backplane connectors can be used in a variety of applications in the telecommunications and data processing industries. It is particularly suitable for high speed signal transmission across multiple boards. It can be used in telecommunications infrastructure, for connecting servers, switches, and storage equipment, as well as for multiprocessor or multiport systems. Additionally, it is suitable for automotive and industrial system applications.

The 533627-5 is an incredibly versatile and reliable backplane connector that offers great value for its price. Its rugged construction and high signal fidelity make it an ideal choice for a variety of data communication and processing applications. It’s easy to install and use, and offers excellent reliability, making it an excellent option for many applications in the data processing and telecommunications industries.

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