BPS8B96ACD0C0Z0LF

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DIN 41612, also known as Additive Connectors, is a standard for connecting devices through a backplane. Developed by the German Institute for Standardization (DIN), this standard is used to ensure a reliable connection between a variety of devices, including computers, printers, electronic components, and even power supplies. This article will discuss the application field and working principle of the BPS8B96ACD0C0Z0LF backplane connector.

Application Field of BPS8B96ACD0C0Z0LF

The BPS8B96ACD0C0Z0LF backplane connector is designed to provide a reliable connecting interface between two or more devices. It is commonly used for communications, storage, and control purposes. The BPS8B96ACD0C0Z0LF provides up to 96 different advantages and is designed for high performance applications. It has a strong contact force to maintain a secure connection in both full-duplex and half-duplex configurations. Additionally, the BPS8B96ACD0C0Z0LF is backwards compatible with the earlier types of DIN 41612 connectors.

The BPS8B96ACD0C0Z0LF can be used for a variety of applications, such as industrial automation, medical devices, digital audio-visual equipment, automotive electronics, and other consumer electronic equipment. It can also be used in communications, storage, and control systems, including the transfer of data, voice, and video.

Working Principle

The BPS8B96ACD0C0Z0LF consists of a multi-pin DIN 41612 connector and two metallic sheets, one for power and the other for signal. The contact strips are positioned on the metallic sheets. The strips are made of aluminium and have a simple tongue-and-groove construction. The contacts on the connector can be side-cut for easy assembly and removal. Connections can also be made through SMT (surface mount technology). The contacts are mounted on the metallic sheet by inserting a pin through a hole on the connector. The contact pins help to ensure a secure connection between the two or more devices.

The BPS8B96ACD0C0Z0LF provides an excellent protection against EMI interference. It has a flat mating face and a latching arrangement to ensure a secure connection. Additionally, the pin arrange of the contact is in a keyed and matched pattern, ensuring that the contact is not in an incorrect position. The contact strips are arranged in a way so that no two adjacent contact strips touch each other, which reduces the risk of short-circuiting. The BPS8B96ACD0C0Z0LF also offers protection against shock and vibration.

Conclusion

The BPS8B96ACD0C0Z0LF is a DIN 41612 standard backplane connector designed for a variety of high performance applications. It provides up to 96 contact options and is compatible with earlier types of DIN 41612 connectors. The contact strips are arranged in a tongue-and-groove construction and have protected against EMI interference and shock and vibration. It is reliable, easy to install, and suitable for a variety of applications, making it a great choice for connecting devices through a backplane.

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