Backplane connector contacts are small crimp contacts designed to be used with backplane connectors. These connectors simply mount to the cable or inside the housing and are used in backplane connectors to transfer current and signals. Backplane connector contacts are also sometimes called pins, and these pins are typically connected in parallel. You can use these connectors in your DIN 41612 applications.
Types of backplane connectors
Backplane connectors can be made from various metals (copper, brass and more) and contain different platings (Gold, Nickel, Palladium, Silver and more) for different applications. Some contacts are also terminated differently too, with some being crimp, solder or screw in.
DIN connector contacts are popular and will fit in housings that connect PCB's together.
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These mixed signal and power/coaxial hybrid connectors correspond
to Type M to DIN 41612. As well as signal contacts to 4A, it is possible to install high current contacts to 40A. This has expanded the potential applications for these connectors ...
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WR-MPC3 Series 3.00mm pitch stamped crimp contacts made
from tin plated copper alloy for use with a wire size range of 24-20 AWG.For hand crimp tool frame and die see stock numbers 847-6708 and 847-6720.
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From ERNI Electronics, a series of backplane power
connectors. These vertical female universal power modules complete the ERmet 2.0 mm range. The universal power modules feature press-fit technology. Designed to supply power to applications, in line with industry standard PICMG ...
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From Souriau, this machined contact is designed with
railway connector applications in mind. With a highly conductive copper alloy body, the contact also features a low contact resistance and excellent contact retention. • Gold Plated Contact• Locking Spring• Individual withdrawal ...
