650922-5

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Backplane Connectors - DIN 41612 come in a variety of shapes and sizes, but none is as versatile as the 650922-5. This type of connector features two parallel rows of 12 female contacts with a 50-pin male configuration. It is used primarily for high-density applications and can handle signals with data rates up to 6.25 Gbps.

The 650922-5 Backplane Connector is a modular system that allows designers to mix and match modules depending on the needs of their project. It features a locking mechanism that provides reliable connections. For applications with tight space constraints, the 650922-5 specifically offers a low profile version that is just 12.5 mm high, allowing for efficient routing of the cables. In terms of design flexibility, the connector also accepts standard DIN 41612 plugs.

In terms of working principle, the 650922-5 Backplane Connector uses both differential and common-mode signals. The key advantage of differential signals is that they operate at much higher speed than a common-mode and are immune to increases in the impedance of the signal. As the name suggests, common-mode signals can be either single ended or differential, but are usually not as fast as differential signals. In the case of the 650922-5, the differential signals are transmitted through a pair of tight-tolerance contacts that are spaced close together. This enables a highly reliable transmission of the signals and allows for increased bandwidth.

The 650922-5 Backplane Connector is a reliable solution for high data rate applications. Its low profile design and standard DIN 41612 plugs make it a versatile option for tight space constraints. It utilizes differential and common-mode signals for increased speed and noise immunity, allowing for increased bandwidth. With all of these features, the 650922-5 is the go-to choice for high-density applications.

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