DIN-016CPE-RR1L-HM

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Backplane connectors are a type of connector used to connect one or more electronic components to one another or to a circuit. They are usually designed in a modular fashion, where multiple connectors are mounted on a base or frame. Backplane connectors typically have high pin-counts, and often use multiple connectors. DIN 41612 is a type of backplane connector that meets the European standard for design and manufacture of electrical components. It is named after the German “Deutsches Institut für Normung e.V.,” or German Institute for Standardization. DIN 41612 connectors are widely used in a variety of electronics applications, such as computers, telecommunications, consumer electronics, and other types of equipment.

The DIN-016CPE-RR1L-HM is a type of DIN 41612 backplane connector. Designed to withstand high currents, it can be used in a wide range of applications. It is typically used in applications that require multiple high-density connections, such as server racks, data centers, and large computer networks. It is also commonly used in communications equipment, medical electronics, and industrial automation. The DIN-016CPE-RR1L-HM is designed around the concept of “Blade” connectors, which requires two cables, one each for the signal and power lines, to be connected in order to create a connection.

The DIN-016CPE-RR1L-HM has a total of 8 pins. Each pin is rated to fail at 8A maximum current and 24V nominal voltage. It is designed for use with flat ribbon cables and standard pin connectors. It has a 1.00” x 0.285” footprint and features a two-piece shell construction for easy installation and removal. The shell is made from a durable plastic which is resistant to impacts and shocks. It is also designed to provide environmental protection against contaminants, dust, and water.

The working principle of the DIN-016CPE-RR1L-HM is based on electrical contact. The electrical contact is provided by metal pins that are inserted in the housing of the connector. The pins are made of a corrosion-resistant material, such as brass or stainless steel, and are designed to ensure a reliable electrical connection between the two devices. The electrical connection is then established between the two devices by the mating of the pins of the connector. The connection is further secured by the use of a mechanical clamp or contact cover.

In summary, the DIN-016CPE-RR1L-HM is a type of DIN 41612 backplane connector that is widely used in a variety of electronics applications. It is commonly used in server racks, data centers, and large computer networks. The connector is designed around the concept of “Blade” connectors and features a two-piece shell construction for easy installation and removal. The working principle of the DIN-016CPE-RR1L-HM relies on electrical contact that is established by the mating of the pins of the connector. The connection is secured by the use of a mechanical clamp or contact cover.

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