5536366-5 Connectors, Interconnects

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Backplane Connectors - DIN 41612 are a type of electrical connectors used typically in applications where two or more boards need to be electrically connected. They were first introduced in the early 1980s, and since then, have seen extensive use in many different fields. The DIN 41612 is a multi-pin, board-to-board connection system with a central connector component that provides a secure route for electrical signals to transfer between electronic cards.

5536366-5 Application Field and Working Principle

DIN 41612 5536366-5 connectors are mainly used for signal and power transmission between printed circuit boards and/or other electronic assemblies. Because of their high performance, they are commonly used in aerospace, automotive, medical equipment, radio and telecommunications, and military applications.

DIN 41612 5536366-5 connectors offer high immunity to electromagnetic interference and feature a fast and reliable system with 16 to 128pins and different rated current capabilities. The operating temperature range is -55°C to +125°C, making them suitable for a wide range of applications. The connectors are based on a standard 2.54 mm pitch system and are reversible, allowing them to be used in either a vertical or horizontal orientation.

The basic structure of the DIN 41612 5536366-5 connector consists of two interlocking components, a socket and a plug, which are held together by a frame. Both parts have metal contact pieces or fingers with solder-tails attached and locating pins. A series of thin wires or traces of the printed circuit board are connected to the contact fingers and the locating pins. When the plug and socket are mated, the contact fingers come into contact with their counterparts on the other part and make the electrical connections.

The contact fingers are bifurcated and the contact fingers are designed to open and then close when the plug is mated. This allows for a secure and reliable connection. The connection is also mechanical, thanks to the locating pins which are fitted into the sides of the connector. They secure the two parts in position and also provide additional strain relief.

The DIN 41612 5536366-5 connector is designed to ensure a reliable connection and fast mounting times. They are made from robust materials and are resistant to corrosion, making them ideal for harsh environment applications. The contacts are securely held in position with a metal or plastic retention clip.

The advantages of using the DIN 41612 5536366-5 connector is that they provide reliable electrical connections, are easily mounted and have high contact density. They are suitable for the rapid transmission of signals, allowing for faster electronic systems. The connectors are also durable and reliable, making them ideal for use in applications where uptime and longevity is vital.

DIN 41612 5536366-5 connectors are widely used in electrical, telecommunication and industrial control applications. They have a wide range of applications, from consumer electronics, to military equipment and robotics. Their robust design, high performance and reliable connections make them suitable for many different applications.

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