5536751-4

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Backplane Connectors - DIN 41612 is a type of medium that enables data, signals, and/or power to be transferred between multiple electronic components. It can be described as a “backplane” that enables serial communications between different types of digital devices. The DIN 41612 connectors are used in many industrial and automotive applications to bridge between different circuits and components.

The DIN 41612 connectors are available in two classifications, Class A and B. The class A connector has an area of 18mm x 18mm and is usually used for connecting different media components together. The class B connector has an area of 10mm x 18mm and is mostly used to link multiple terminal devices.

The DIN 41612 connector is most commonly used for applications such as industrial backplane systems, data/signal control boards, and automotive control systems. Other applications include communication systems, personal computer external peripherals, and audio/visual technology.

The DIN 41612 connector is made up of a standard male/female header, two rows of male pins, and two rows of female sockets. The pins and sockets are connected to each other via the male/female header. The connectors are designed to be used with a variety of industrial/automotive wiring and cabling solutions. The male and female terminals are designed to fit together tightly and securely.

The 5536751-4 DIN 41612 connector is a class B type connector, which has a pin count of 21. It is designed to be used in a wide range of applications including power distribution, signal transmission, backplane systems, printed circuit boards, etc. The 5536751-4 connector has a 2.54mm pitch, which is designed to accommodate a range of wires and cables.

The 5536751-4 DIN 41612 connector is also designed to provide maximum flexibility and robust performance. It has the capability to withstand intense vibration, extreme temperatures, and other extreme environmental conditions. The connector is resistant to EMI/RFI interference. This ensures that the integrity of the data and the signal that is transmitted through the connector remains intact. It also protects the connector from interference and accidental disconnection.

The working principle of the 5536751-4 DIN 41612 connector is based on electrical connection between the male and female connectors. The pins and sockets are inserted into the header and are securely held by the contact pressure. The contact pressure provides a reliable electrical connection even under high vibration and extreme temperatures. The contact pressure also provides the connector with a sufficient contact force to prevent accidental disconnection.

The 5536751-4 DIN 41612 connector is specifically designed to meet the performance and environmental requirements of automotive and industrial applications. It is capable of transferring data, signals, and power with high reliability and minimal interference. It is a reliable and cost-effective solution for electronic component applications.

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