5536751-7

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DIN 41612 is a type of backplane connector that is used in a variety of different applications. It is generally used in electronic devices, such as computers and related peripherals, as well as medical equipment, automotive control systems, and industrial machinery. The DIN 41612 is a twist-lock connector with two or more contact-sockets within a metal housing. Depending on the application, the connectors come in single-row (Type A, 5536751-7) and double-row versions (Type B).

The main purpose of the 5536751-7 connectors is to serve as an electrical connection between two boards or modules. It is designed to provide a reliable connection without any electrical interference and to provide protection against dust, dirt, and other contaminants from entering the connection.

The connector consists of two female contact-sockets within a metal housing. The contact-sockets are designed to accept both male and female contact-pins. The contact-pins are made from either a nickel plated brass material or a beryllium copper material, depending on the application. The contact-sockets are made from a dielectric material and are either single-row (Type A) or double-row (Type B).

The contact-sockets are connected to the metal housing by rivets, screws, or other fasteners. The contact-sockets are then secured within the housing by a retaining ring. The contacts are then insulated from the environment by a plastic seal. The seal provides a dust-proof, water-resistant, and vibration-resistant connection.

When the connector is assembled, the contact-pins are inserted into their respective contact-sockets. The contact-pins then make contact with the contact-sockets and provide an electrical connection. When the connection is made, it is secured by a mechanical locking system. The locking system prevents the contact-pins from coming apart even under extreme circumstances.

The 5536751-7 connectors can be used in a variety of applications, including but not limited to: computer and peripheral equipment, consumer electronics, medical equipment, automotive electronics, and industrial machinery. The connector can be used in very high-frequency applications such as 3G/4G mobile networks and HD video transmission. It is also used in more demanding environments such as extreme temperatures, harsh environments, and hazardous/explosive atmospheres. The connector is designed to be reliable and can withstand shocks and vibrations and provide a secure connection.

Overall the DIN 41612 (5536751-7) is an effective solution for making reliable connections in a variety of applications. The connector is designed to provide secure connections that are resistant to shock, vibration, and dust. The mechanical locking system ensures that the connection will be secure and not come apart even under extreme circumstances. The connector is also resistant to hazardous atmospheres and can withstand extreme temperatures. The connector is suitable for a variety of different applications including computer and peripheral equipment, consumer electronics, medical equipment, automotive electronics, and industrial machinery.

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