What is a DIN Connector?​

Definition

Features

Internationally standardized high-density, high-reliability connectors

XC4/5/6/7 DIN Connector

The XC5/XC6 twin-contact type ensures high reliability thanks to low insertion force and wiping effect by using the single-sided 2-point contact method.
XC4 intended for large currents, and XC7 for sequence connections are also available.

DIN Connector Wide variation

XC5 DIN-style connectors

Features

• Ideal for automated soldering because the Connectors sit on top of the board.
• For the difference between standard DIN and DIN style, see the above chart.

XC5 Connectors with Large Stacking Space

Features

• Models with stacking space 25 or 30 mm are available.
• Models with 16, 20, or 32 contacts are available.

XC5 Fine-fit Connectors

Features

• Soldering and cleaning are unnecessary because mounting on the board uses a press-fitting method.
• Workability is improved compared to hand soldering.
• Ideal for backplane systems.

XC6 DIN Connectors with Cables Attached

Features

• Ideal for connecting various buses in rack systems.
• Convenient for backplane configurations.
• Models of 96 contacts or 64 contacts (pulled-out type) are available.

XC7 DIN Sequence Connectors

Features

• Hot-swapping of daughter boards is possible by connecting the power line first and disconnecting the power line last.
• Insertion durability of 5,000 cycles, high reliability achieved by mated length of 4mm.
• A three-stage sequence is realized.

XC4 Medium/High-Current Connectors

Features

• Carry medium/high current (6 to 40 A) for board-to-board or board-to-wire applications.

Lineup

DIN Connectors

Applications

Machine tools / Semiconductor production equipment / Industrial robots / Quick chargers / Power conditioners