DIN064CPB-S1-HM

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DIN064CPB-S1-HM Application Field and Working Principle

Backplane Connectors - DIN 41612

Backplane connectors are a type of electrical connector that provides a pathway for signal and power transmission between the rear and front of printed circuit boards (PCBs). DIN 41612 connectors, developed by the German standardization body DIN (Deutsches Institut für Normung), are commonly employed in the design of backplane systems.

A key component of any backplane design is the use of DIN 41612 connectors. The DIN 41612 connector is a 3-row, keyed plug-and-socket arrangement with up to 24 contacts in each row and up to seven rows (making a maximum of 168 contacts possible). As such, it is capable of supporting data speeds up to and beyond 60 Gbps.

The DIN064CPB-S1-HM is a high-density DIN41612 connector designed for use in backplane systems. It has three rows of 24 contacts each and is compliant with IEC 61076-4-117 standards. It features a low profile plug, optimized PCB through-holes, and is compatible with different PCB thicknesses.

The keyed design provides reliable mating and anti-misalignment features to prevent accidental contact and ensure signal integrity. Another feature of the DIN064CPB-S1-HM is its high vibration and shock resistance. This ensures reliable and robust operation in a wide range of environments.

The DIN064CPB-S1-HM is designed for horizontal applications, making it suitable for use in server racks, so it’s a great option for many high-end requirements. It is used in dense application such as routers, switches, wireless systems, telco systems, and other high-end application.

The working principle of the DIN064CPB-S1-HM is quite simple. When mated, the contacts in the plug and socket are spring-loaded and pushed against each other to make a reliable (and often soldered) connection. The spring mechanism also ensures that the connector remains in place and that any stress on the mated parts is taken up by the spring.

The connector is also designed to be EMC compatible, so there are no high return losses and signal integrity is maintained. This is due to the fact that the connector is designed with optimized signal transmission. The contacts are designed to transmit signals in an isotropic manner to eliminate any shielding or reflection characteristics, thus resulting in a quality signal without signal loss.

The design of the connector also ensures that the contacts are spaced so as to minimize mating force and allow for easier plugging and unplugging. This makes the DIN064CPB-S1-HM a great choice for applications that require frequent plugging and unplugging.

In conclusion, the DIN064CPB-S1-HM is a high-density DIN41612 connector designed for use in backplane systems. It features a low profile plug, optimized PCB through-holes, and is compatible with different PCB thicknesses. It is designed for horizontal applications, making it suitable for use in server racks. The keyed design provides reliable mating and anti-misalignment features to prevent accidental contact and ensure signal integrity. The connector is also designed to be EMC compatible, so there are no high return losses and signal integrity is maintained. This makes the DIN064CPB-S1-HM a great choice for applications that require frequent plugging and unplugging.

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