HLW13R-2C7LF

FFC, FPC (Flat Flexible) Connectors have been used in the electronics industry for more than 50 years. They consist of two parts, a ribbon cable with its associated contacts. The contacts typically come in either metal or plastic contacts, and are most commonly used for small interconnections. The HLW13R-2C7LF is just one example of an FFC connector.

The HLW13R-2C7LF is a two-pin connector with a pitch of 2mm. It is designed to connect printed circuit boards (PCBs) together in a secure and reliable manner. The connector itself is made up of two components: the contacts and the ribbon cable. The contacts are designed to lock into the PCB, providing a solid connection and minimizing the risk of any loose connections. The ribbon cable is then inserted into the connector, providing a reliable connection between the two components.

The HLW13R-2C7LF is commonly used in a wide range of applications, such as industrial control, automotive electronics, medical equipment, and consumer electronics. It is ideal for use in tight spaces as well as applications where the interconnections require a greater degree of flexibility. Additionally, these connectors have a high retention and insertion force, which ensure that the connection is secure and reliable over long periods of use.

The working principle of the HLW13R-2C7LF is fairly simple. Before the connection can be made, the two components must be properly aligned and secured. Once this is done, the contacts on the PCB are placed into the connector and then the ribbon cable is loaded into the connector. This locks the contacts in place, creating a secure connection. Once the connection is made, both the contacts and the ribbon cable are held in place, ensuring a reliable connection.

FFC connectors offer a quick and reliable way to make secure connections between two or more components. The HLW13R-2C7LF connector is a great example of this type of connector, as it is designed to provide a secure and reliable connection over long periods of use. It is ideal for a wide range of applications, such as industrial control, automotive electronics, medical equipment, and consumer electronics.