XC5C4882ABYOMR

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DIN 41612 style backplane connectors are among the most common connector types used for connecting backplane boards – and related equipment. Attachment is primarily driven with either screw-in or press-fit-style locking mechanisms. The XC5C4882ABYOMR is a DIN 41612-style connector designed with 64 contacts, and a numbering scheme for each contact.

In addition to its size – defined by an apportioned body size – the connector stands out due to its two levels. This provides the ability for different kinds of contacts within the same connector, making it extremely versatile. And, due to its vertically-staggered design, many different types of jumper cable assemblies can be used thanks to the XC5C4882ABYOMR\'s two levels.

The XC5C4882ABYOMR is commonly used in communications, medical, automotive applications and in telecom systems. The primary application for this connector is to provide a secure connection between the backplane and the board-side. The intention of the design is to provide a reliable connection between two different points in a device. As such, the XC5C4882ABYOMR is particularly useful for connecting boards within a system.

The XC5C4882ABYOMR employs a series of two-piece contact components. This allows for variability in the size and shape of the connector, as well as better strength and resilience when the connector is being engaged or disassembled. Generally, the contact components can be configured with multiple variations of insulators (such as glass-filled PTFE, ceramics, polyimide and so on) in order to meet the needs of the application.

The contact shells of the XC5C4882ABYOMR consist of a two terminal, soldered component. On the board-side of the connection, the terminals contact the solder pads formed in the board, and the components are then secured through the use of either soldering or press-fit mechanisms. On the backplane-side of the connection, the bare end of the contact pokes through and is then secured in place with a hardware nut on the mounting bracket.

The terminals within the XC5C4882ABYOMR provide the means to conduct electrical connections between two separate points. As the two terminals of each contact are secured to the board-side and to the backplane-side, electrical connections can be supplied between the two points. The type of electrical connection provided by the XC5C4882ABYOMR is dependent on the types of contacts used, which can range from direct current (DC) to higher frequency radio frequency (RF) signals.

The XC5C4882ABYOMR provides many advantages over other styles of connectors. It is capable of providing a secure connection between two distinct points, making it suitable for a variety of applications. It also offers a large number of contacts, and its two-level designor affords greater versatility than comparable styles of connectors. It also allows for the usage of multiple different types of insulation materials depending on the application.

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