650864-5

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DIN 41612 (CECC 41612 in Europe) is an industry standard for connecting backplanes in electronic equipment. It is one of the most popular backplane connectors in the world. The name DIN 41612 is derived from the German name for the connector, “Stecker zum Verbinden von Heckplatten” (Connector for Connecting Backplanes).

The DIN 41612 defines two types of backplane connectors: Type A, which comprises up to three rows of pins and sockets, and Type B, which comprises up to 50 rows. The most common configuration is Type A, with a 9-pin, 15-pin or 21-pin configuration. The pins and sockets are positioned in an offset hexagonal pattern, allowing for different pitches and longer “stacking heights” for higher pin-counts. This allows for more edge-mounted connectors, while still meeting the requirements for compatibility with other DIN 41612 connectors.

The 650864-5 is an example of a Type A backplane connector in the DIN 41612 specification. It has a 9-pin configuration and is typically used for applications such as single-board computers, embedded systems, and other applications requiring a 9-pin connection. The 650864-5’s design is intended for high-density applications, as it can be used to connect multiple boards in a stacked configuration. Due to its low profile and small footprint, it is also suitable for use in space-constrained applications.

The 650864-5 is constructed of thermoplastic insulating material, with 9 gold-plated contacts and a metal shield. The contacts are designed to provide reliable, contaminant-free connections for up to 500 mating cycles. The connector has an operating temperature range of -40°C to +105°C, and is rated to a rated current of 2.0A. The connector is RoHS and UL certified.

The operating principle of the 650864-5 is to use the connection points to integrate various components into an electrical circuit. The contacts are arranged in an alternating pattern, so when mated, each contact point makes electrical contact with its corresponding contact on the mating connector. This ensures that all integrated components are connected in an electrical circuit, allowing for a reliable and secure connection.

The 650864-5 is a popular choice for a wide range of applications, from single-board computers to industrial and embedded systems. Due to its design and compatibility with other DIN 41612 connectors, it is capable of providing reliable connection in high- density and space-constrained applications. The connector is designed to provide reliable connections for up to 500 mating cycles, and is UL and RoHS certified, making it a popular choice for many applications.

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