7064-50B2TH

Backplane connectors are an integral part of many electronic systems. Commonly used in telecommunications and computer applications, backplane connectors provide an effective means of connecting processing components, data and cabling together in a secure fashion. They are designed to provide a physically secure connection, with both mechanical and electrical properties.

The DIN 41612 standard defines requirements for backplane connectors used in for both telecommunications and high-speed data applications. DIN 41612 connectors are typically rectangular in shape, with two to four rows of male and female connectors, and multiple mating points. These connectors can be found in a variety of industries such as telecommunications, automotive, robotic arms and medical.

One of the many backplane connectorsmanufactured according to the DIN 41612 standard is the 7064-50B2TH, which is mainly used in motor control applications and motion control equipment. The connector features a male and female connector with four rows of contacts, with a maximum number of up to 100 pins per connector.

The 7064-50B2TH connector is designed to provide a secure connection, with both mechanical and electrical properties. The connector is designed to be used in both critical and non-critical applications, providing reliable performance for high-speed data communication. The contacts of the connector are formed with a gold contact, which is gold-plated for durability and corrosion-resistance. In addition, the connector meets the industry standards for vibration, shock and environment resistance.

The working principle of the 7064-50B2TH connector is based on the principle of contact resistance. The two connectors are mated together when they come into contact, creating a secure electrical connection. As a result, electrical current can flow from one connector to the other, providing the necessary power for any electronic system.

In addition to providing a secure electrical connection, the 7064-50B2TH connector meets the stringent requirements of the DIN 41612 standard. The connectors have 5-watt rated current, and can withstand temperatures up to 100°C. The standard also requires each connector to be fully shielded, and the overall design of the connector ensures that the contacts remain secure and corrosion-free.

The 7064-50B2TH backplane connector is a versatile and reliable connector, offering a secure and reliable connection for various types of electronic systems. Highly recommended for its durability and dependability, the connector is one of the most popular types of backplane connectors available.