DIN-032CPA-RR1L-KR

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The backplane connector is an interconnection between the various components of a computer system. It plays a critical role in the reliability and performance of a computer-related system by providing a reliable and fast connection between different components. While earlier systems used a variety of inter-component connecting wires, these are no longer a viable option, but instead are replaced by more efficient and reliable backplane connectors.

DIN 41612 is a standard for backplane connectors and it consists of a range of connectors and associated products. Among the backplane connectors, DIN-032CPA-RR1L-KR has specific application field and working principle.

The DIN-032CPA-RR1L-KR backplane connector is suitable for use in office and industrial automation applications. It has two connectors with a 5-pin arrangement, with one connector being female and the other being male. The male connector has a threaded post which is built into the body and is used to attach the first connector to the second. Both connectors have a total of 5 pins with 5 contacts per pin. The 5 pins are labeled with numbers to easily identify their pin alignment.

The connector’s working principle is simple. Each pin of the male connector is electrically interconnected via an isolated contact to an appropriate pin of the female connector. This enables signalling between the two connectors to take place. For example, if one pin of the male connector is connected to the third pin of the female connector, signalling can only occur between those two pins.

In addition to the electrical connection capability of the DIN-032CPA-RR1L-KR backplane connectors, they also feature a locking mechanism. This locking mechanism ensures that the two connectors remain interlocked and that any accidental disconnection is minimised. It consists of an external latch which is secured to the body of the female connector and a plastic hook which is attached to the male connector. When the male connector is inserted into the female connector, the latch fastens both together.

The DIN-032CPA-RR1L-KR backplane connectors have a rated current of 2A and can handle up to 4A of peak current. These connectors are also designed to meet the various environmental conditions and standards specified in the IEC 60320-1 standard. They feature wide operating temperature range of –60 to +150 degree centigrade and they can also withstand vibration and shock up to 5g, as per the requirements specified in the IEC 60320-1. The typical mating cycles of these connectors between connected and disconnected states is 500.

All of the above features are designed to provide reliable operation and performance for applications in automation and communications industries. The DIN-032CPA-RR1L-KR backplane connector uses an efficient electrical connection between two connectors, and also offers a secure locking mechanism to maintain the connection. These characteristics make it highly suitable for use in office and industrial automation applications.

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