In 1968 Erni launched the connector that was later to become the basis of the DIN 41612 connector standard.
The latest version - the Erni Ercom series 41612 with mateable coding and integrated fixing support with solder or press-fit terminations has been placed on the market and includes a new contact design that has substantial improvements:
* High function security.
* High reliability.
* Improved RF characteristics.
* Low cross talk.
* Easy placing of the type C solder pin version due to integrated fixing positioning support.
* Improved press-in characteristics.
Samples and a full Test Report (no. 842) are available from the local distributor to evaluate this series in depth.
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