DIN-096RPC-S1-KR

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Backplane connectors, commonly known as DIN 41612, are a type of electronic interface used for interconnecting multiple printed circuit boards (PCBs). They are widely used in the telecommunications, aerospace, and automotive industries. The DIN 41612 standard defines the dimensions and performance characteristics of backplane connections. It is composed of a series of specifications that cover everything from physical features to electrical requirements. The most commonly used is the DIN-096RPC-S1-KR series, which is designed to provide high-speed data communication between boards in backplane systems.

The DIN-096RPC-S1-KR backplane connector series is designed for applications that require high-density, high-speed data communication capabilities. They are designed to meet the GbE (Gigabit Ethernet) protocol, which requires a minimum of four high-speed differential transmission lines. The series is also suitable for use in point-to-point, multipoint-to-point, and high-density star connections.

The DIN-096RPC-S1-KR series is designed for applications such as Ethernet switches, full-duplex gigabit backbone interconnects, and gigabit backplane systems. The connector features high-density contact systems with keying and polarization to ensure proper mating. The keying mechanism prevents the physical interconnection of incompatible connectors. In addition, the connector series features an insulated or non-insulated design, depending on the application. The series also features a blind mating feature that allows for quick and easy insertion and removal.

The DIN-096RPC-S1-KR series also features a rugged and durable construction, with a corrosion-resistant contact and shell material. The series is rated for high-voltage and high-temperature stability, and is compatible with high noise, shock, and vibration. They also meet UL and CSA certification standards, and are compliant with RoHS regulations.

The working principle of the DIN-096RPC-S1-KR backplane connector series involves the transfer of electrical signals from one board to another. The connectors contain contact pins that fit into contact points on the pins of the mating boards. When two boards are mated, the contact pins on each board interconnect and electrical signals can be transferred between them. The signal transfer rate depends on the type and number of contact points and the technology employed by the connector.

The DIN-096RPC-S1-KR series of connectors are designed for applications that require high-density, high-speed data communication capabilities. They offer excellent connectivity and low signal interference, as well as a mechanical locking feature for secure connections. Furthermore, the connector features a rugged design and high-quality construction for improved reliability and durability. The series meets high-voltage and high-temperature stability requirements, and is resistant to corrosion, shock, and vibration.

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