650921-5

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Backplane connectors and DIN 41612 have become increasingly important components in many industrial and electrical systems. In industrial and electronic systems, backplane connectors are used to facilitate hot plugging, which refers to the process of connecting a device without powering down the system or waiting for a reboot. DIN 41612 are a type of backplane connectors that have a flexible connector system and are regularly used in server racks, telecommunications equipment, and high-performance computers.

The 650921-5 is an example of a DIN 41612 backplane connector. It is used mainly for internal wiring in systems that require high-speed and high-density connections. Its main features include power contacts and signal contacts, a contact cage, and an inner cage. The contact cage, which is made up of a base and top part, is used to retain the assembled contacts in place. The inner cage is used to house the contact assembly and provides strain relief.

The 650921-5 backplane connector is capable of providing high data speeds of up to 10Gbps and a reliable contact system designed to ensure compatibility with a variety of mating connectors. Its large contact area supports high-current flow without undue voltage drop, and its power contact design meets IEEE 802.3af-2003 PoE requirements. Additionally, the contact system is designed to provide a secure lock and unlatch system, further enhancing its reliable and safe connection.

In terms of its applications, the 650921-5 is designed primarily for use in high-performance computer systems, storage systems, optical networks, and industrial control systems. It is also often used in audio-video systems such as in high-end amplifiers, DVRs, and switches. Additionally, it is often used in telecommunications equipment such as modems, routers, and set-top boxes.

The working principle of the 650921-5 backplane connector involves the insertion of the mating connector into the mating port on the connector, which is then secured through the latch system. Upon insertion, the power contacts move to their required operating position and the signal contacts move to their required static position, allowing both data and power to flow through the contact system. In addition, the connector’s strain relief system ensures reliable contact integrity and prevents excess forces on the contact system.

Overall, the 650921-5 backplane connector from DIN 41612 is a versatile, reliable, and safe connector solution for many industrial and electrical applications. With its high-speed and high-density contact system, power contacts, and secure and reliable latching system, it is able to provide a safe and reliable connection between a variety of electrical systems.

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