DIN-016CSE-PSL-FJ

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Backplane Connectors - DIN 41612

The DIN-016CSE-PSL-FJ application field and working principles are used in a wide variety of backplane connectors, such as those from DIN 41612. As the name suggests, these connectors are used to interface a computer between its different components, such as the power supply, communication ports, and other peripheral devices.

DIN 41612 is an international standard that describes the details of the physical and electrical characteristics of the connectors and their related components. The main components of the DIN 41612 connector system include the housing, the contacts, and the board-edge connectors. The housing and the contacts are the main components of the backplane connectors, while the board-edge connectors allow for a greater number of connections between different components.

The housing is the outermost part of the DIN 41612 backplane system and provides protection for the contacts and board-edge connectors. It also helps to ensure secure connections between the contacts and the board-edge connectors. The housing of the DIN 41612 connectors consists of several types of materials, ranging from aluminum to polyphenylene sulfide. Depending on the type of application, the housing can be either soldered to the PCB or locked and clipped to the board’s edge.

The contacts on the backplane connectors are responsible for the secure connection between the components. Each contact consists of two, three, or four blades, depending on the type of application. The contacts are also made from different materials, including copper, aluminum, and brass. The contacts are typically arranged in vertical or horizontal rows.

The board-edge connectors are the supporting structure for the contact and the housing. It acts as a secure attachment for the components and the housing to the board-edge. The most common type of board-edge connectors for the DIN 41612 backplane connectors is the split-pin connector. These connectors can be used to connect the power supply, communication ports, peripheral devices, and other components to each other.

The DIN 41612 backplane connectors provide secure connections, robust power delivery, and a wide range of options for configuration and optimization. Furthermore, they are well suited for applications that require high reliability and high-speed data transfer. Additionally, the connectors can be easily modified and adapted for different applications.

The application field and working principle of DIN 41612 backplane connectors can also be used in other types of applications, such as medical electrical equipment, ATM machines, public telecommunications infrastructure, railways, and military equipment. These connectors offer a simple and easy way to connect different components and ensure a secure connection.

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