DIN-096CSC-PS-HM

Backplane Connectors - DIN 41612

DIN 41612 is a type of backplane connector consisting of two rows of contacts arranged in a staggered pattern. They are typically used in applications where high-speed signal transmission and power distribution are needed. The DIN 41612 connectors are available in a variety of configurations including single row, double row, and multiple row versions. The connectors are typically made from magnesium alloy and are available in different styles depending on the application.

DIN-096CSC-PS-HM Application Field and Working Principle

The DIN-096CSC-PS-HM is a backplane connector manufactured by DIN 41216. It is a high-speed signal transmission and power distribution connector suitable for applications with up to 96 contacts. The connector is made from magnesium alloy and features a single row of contacts arranged in a staggering pattern, allowing for high density and optimized performance. The contact arrangement ensures that the contacts are spaced in such a way that reduces crosstalk and EMI interference. The connector is also designed to ensure excellent contact retention in order to ensure reliable performance in high-vibration and shock applications.

The connector utilizes a double latching system for connection and disconnection. The contact pins are soldered to the PCB and each is fitted to a conductor plate which guides the mating pins. The connector also incorporates a positively locking system to reduce the likelihood of accidental disengagement. The connector can be used in applications up to 4GHz and is rated for up to 7A per contact. The connector is designed in accordance with the DIN 41612 standard and is suitable for use in a variety of different applications including telecom, industrial controls, military, and automotive.