XC5E-3081-2

DIN 41612 connectors are widely used for backplane applications for connections between printed circuit boards that are adjacent to each other. XC5E-3081-2 is a widely used connector that belongs to the DIN family of connectors. It is designed primarily for power and signal connections between electronic devices such as computers, electronic instruments and telecommunications equipment for data transmission.

The XC5E-3081-2 connectors come in a variety of styles - 5-row, 10-row, and 15-row with up to 64 circuits with mechanical keys and polarization. The 5-row versions are available with up to 24 circuits, while the 10-row version is available with up to 48 circuits. All these versions have a snap-in mounting feature that makes them suitable for straightforward installation and maintenance.

The XC5E-3081-2 connectors feature a multi-pin contact configuration that enables reliable connection between the power and signal.

The electrical connection into the device is made by soldering or crimping the cables, depending on the requirements of the circuit. The pins are spaced efficiently enough to provide high speed data transmission rates while maintaining a secure connection. The design also allows the use of different power and signal configurations for making multiple connections.

The XC5E-3081-2 connectors are also fitted with guide rails that help to keep the connector firmly in position and provide a shield against interference. The guide rails also facilitate easier and cost-effective production line assembly.

The XC5E-3081-2 connectors are incorporated in a variety of applications, including providing power and signal connections for backplanes, communication systems, industrial machinery, and equipment. They are an ideal solution for applications where reliable and cost-effective power and signal transmission is required.

The working principle of the XC5E-3081-2 connectors is based on two stages. First, a small hole is cut in the PCB which is then filled with a low-temperature solder paste. Second, a plunger is used to insert the pins into the PCB, which creates the electrical connection between the two parts.

Once the pins are pressed into the PCB, the solder paste melts and forms an intermetallic contact between the pins and the board. This increases the electrical conductivity and reliability of the connection. The pins also provide mechanical stability and a secure connection for the device.

The XC5E-3081-2 connectors are highly reliable and durable, and are suitable for a wide range of applications. With their efficient design, they can provide reliable and cost-effective power and signal connections in a variety of applications.