DIN-064RSB-RR1L-KR

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Backplane connectors are one of the specialized types of electrical connectors commonly used in computing and communications applications. They are used primarily for connecting multiple boards within a device or cabinet. One of the most commonly used types of these connectors is the DIN 41612 connector, commonly referred to as the DIN-064RSB-RR1L-KR connector. This type of connector is designed for high-density applications and is used in a variety of situations, both internal and external.

Design and Features

The DIN-064RSB-RR1L-KR Backplane connectors are typically used in situations where space is at a premium. They have a low profile design which enables them to be easily incorporated into cramped environments. The connectors are also extremely durable and resistant to shock and vibration. This is important in certain computing and networking applications as these can cause common failure points.

The connectors are made of three components: a contact board, a backplate and the adapter. The contact board is typically made of anodized aluminum which prevents the formation of corrosion. This enables the connectors to maintain their integrity over long periods of time. The backplate is designed to provide additional support and is usually made of ABS plastic which is strong yet lightweight. The adapter is the part where the user connects their cables and wiring.

Application Fields and Working Principle

The DIN-064RSB-RR1L-KR Backplane connectors are commonly used in many different applications including computer networks and telecommunications. In these industries, the connectors are used to connect multiple boards and subsystems. They are also used in industrial and automotive applications where they can connect different boards and subsystems more reliably than traditional connectors.

The connectors are designed to transmit data and power between boards and systems. The connectors’ pins are designed to securely fit into slots within the system boards, connecting boards and subsystems quickly and reliably. The connectors also provide power to the boards, as well as data transfers. The power can be provided either through direct contact or individually routed wiring. In addition, the connectors can also provide board-level shielding.

Conclusion

The DIN-064RSB-RR1L-KR Backplane connectors have become one of the most commonly used types of connectors in a wide range of applications. With their low profile design, durable construction and ability to transmit both power and data, they are ideal for use in computer networks and telecommunications. The connectors are also used for industrial and automotive applications and provide power and data transfer more reliably than traditional connectors.

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