XC5E-1081-3

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DIN 41612 is a Connector system developed by the German Standard Institution (DIN). It provides standardized connectors for reliable board to board and cable to board connections. The DIN 41612 is the most popular backplane connection type used in Europe, particularly in the telecommunications industry. It is a family of single row connectors available with 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, and 30 pole configurations.

XC5E-1081-3 is one of the series of Din 41612 connectors and it is a 10-pole unpopulated edge connector with a 7mm spacing and 2mm hull height. It features polarised guiding faces and two secure locking methods which make it perfect for use in applications where reliability and modular flexibility are key. The copper alloy contacts are gold-plated which is beneficial in a variety of applications.

Application Field of XC5E-1081-3:

XC5E-1081-3 connectors are mostly used in backplane applications in the telecommunications industry, computer controlled systems, measuring and testing equipment, and cable termination systems. It is also used in audio equipment, such as amplifiers, signal processors, headphones, and studio speakers. Its widespread application is due to its considerable number of pins, better current transmission, and secure locking mechanism.

Working Principle of XC5E-1081-3:

XC5E-1081-3 connector works by establishing an electrical connection between two PCBs or cables using small metal conductors. It consists of two connectors - the male (plug) which has pins and the female (socket) which has receptacles. The male and female connectors are connected together using two mating faces. One of the mating faces is equipped with a series of metal pins which makes contact with the corresponding female receptacles, establishing a reliable electrical connection.

In order to ensure secure connections and proper alignment, the XC5E-1081-3 connectors also utilizes polarised guiding faces. These are two flat ridges located at the top of the female connector which guide the male connector and ensure that it can only be mated in the correct alignment. In addition, the XC5E-1081-3 utilizes two secure locking methods, a spring lock and an optional screw lock. The spring lock allows the connectors to be quickly and easily mated and unmated, while the screw lock provides maximum security and vibration resistance.

XC5E-1081-3 connectors offer several advantages over traditional backplane connectors, such as their increased current load capacity and their secure locking mechanism. The gold plating of the copper alloy contacts offers excellent electrical conductivity and corrosion resistance, making them suitable for a variety of applications. The modular flexibility and compatibility with other DIN 41612 connectors allows for easy and cost-effective expansion and reconfiguration.

In conclusion, XC5E-1081-3 connectors are a reliable, cost-effective, and modular backplane connection solution. They are suitable for a wide range of applications, including telecommunications, audio equipment, computer controlled systems, and cable termination systems, due to their high current load capacity, secure locking mechanism, and compatibility with other DIN 41612 connectors.

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