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5650959-5 Application Field and Working Principle

DIN 41612 has been used in the field of electrical engineering for more than 50 years. It is widely used in the backplane on many computer boards and various other circuit boards, acting as a connection between them. This type of connector has superior performance and reliability in ensuring that the signals transmitted between them remain stable.

Nomenclature and Specifications

The DIN 41612 Backplane Connectors supports the following types of signal: signal, power, grounding. It is available in 14, 28 or 42 contacts, in either vertical or horizontal orientation. The contacts are made of high-delay copper alloy, ensuring maximum accuracy and reliability of the signals. The shell is made of lightweight aluminum alloy, which is strong and has good heat dissipation.

Working Principle

The DIN 41612 Backplane Connectors uses a 4-pin design that can accommodate up to 14, 28 or 42 contacts. The main operations of the connector are:

• The contacts are arranged in pairs via mating and plugging.
• The contact pins are inserted into the board holes.
• The shell and the lever are fixed to ensure the perfect connection between the pins in the board.
• The lever is used to secure and loosen the shell.

The contact forces are generated between the butt and the contact pins, ensuring reliable electrical connection between the contacts. This ensures that the signals are transferred efficiently between the two boards and remain stable when the connector is disconnected.

Conclusion

The DIN 41612 Backplane Connectors offers excellent performance and reliability due to its strong electrical connection and heat dissipation capabilities. It is available in various sizes, making it suitable for many applications. With its superior performance, it has become the most popular choice for electrical engineers for connecting backplanes of circuit boards.

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