1-1393640-0

Backplane Connectors - DIN 41612 are types of electrical interconnections used for a variety of applications. They are commonly found in computers, telecommunications equipment, and automated systems, where they provide a reliable and robust connection for data transmission and switching. DIN 41612 is a standardized connector configuration commonly used in such application fields. The connector design allows for a wide variety of pin and signal assignments with multiple levels of mating and un-mating capability.

The proven design of DIN 41612 Backplane Connectors allows for reliable interconnection in signal processing, power transmission, and signal switching. In order to ensure a secure connection, the connectors are made from high-quality materials such as stainless steel and nickel-plated steel. They are also able to accommodate a wide range of materials to ensure they are up to any environment. The connector mates with any compatible host system, ensuring a secure connection between them.

The primary advantage of these connectors is their ability to facilitate multiple levels of mated and unmated capability. This means that the connectors can accommodate up to three levels of mating and un-mating of the pins. This ensures that no signal loss takes place when separating the mated pins, ensuring reliable power and data transmission. The pins are designed to have an anti-corrosion surface that provides unsurpassed longevity and reliable performance.

In terms of design, the 1-1393640-0 is an extension of the DIN 41612 series of connectors. It has two rows of reinforced contacts that give it excellent strain and shock resistance. Additionally, the two-row design keeps the Wiper Pins close to the circuit board for easy mounting and connection. The pins are also machined to allow for high precision signal and power transmission with minimal signal loss.

The working principle behind the 1-1393640-0 Backplane Connectors is based on the principle of resistance-welding. This process creates a seamless connection between the pins of the connector and the host system. The pins are made from metal alloy such as stainless steel or nickel-plated steel. It is then sent through a dielectric oven for welding. The resulting weld creates a strong, reliable connection between the pins and the host system.

In terms of applications, these backplane connectors are most commonly used in computers and telecommunications equipment. They are also popular in automated industrial systems, as they provide a reliable and robust connection for data transmission, signal switching, and power transmission. The connectors are also frequently found in a variety of consumer electronics, due to their cost-effective design and high-performance ratings.

In summary, DIN 41612 Backplane Connectors are a reliable and robust solution for data transmission and signal switching. The 1-1393640-0 is an extension to this series of connectors, with its improved two-row design providing a secure connection and excellent strain and shock resistance. The connectors are made from high-quality materials such as stainless steel or nickel-plated steel, and employ a resistance-welding process for a strong and reliable connection. These connectors are frequently used in computers, telecommunications equipment, and automated systems, as well as a variety of consumer electronics.