HM2H27P16LF Connectors, Interconnects

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Backplane connectors are an integral component within many electrical systems, ranging from aircraft avionics to consumer electronics and automotive systems. Housings play a critical role, providing a secure fit with minimum potential for misalignment, dust or contaminants, and providing easier assembly and MRO (maintenance, repair, and operations). The widely used HM2H27P16LF backplane connector is a great example of this type of housing.

The HM2H27P16LF backplane connector is a two-piece plastic housing consisting of a base and top section. Both portions feature integral slide and lock design for secure engagement and mating with other backplane connectors. The connector contains a system of pins that are spring loaded and can be manipulated for quick and easy assembly. The base has large paddle strips that act to keep the mating pin contact angle set up to the defined limit and also aids with positive retention. The housing is color-coded and is sold in 2-7 body sections which can be used to terminate one or several conductors simultaneously.

Due to its versatility and durability, the HM2H27P16LF backplane connector is suitable for a variety of applications, including in mobile devices, consumer electronics, computer systems, and industrial automation systems. It is often seen in automotive connectors, where its strength and mechanical robustness are especially useful. Its versatility and low cost make it a great choice for many types of electrical systems.

The HM2H27P16LF serves as a connector to support up to 16 signals, depending on the board layout. The interlocking paddle strips ensure secure mate and de-mate capabilities and the positive connections ensure excellent vibration and shock resistance. Additionally, the self-latching feature allows for easy and robust connection and disconnection.

The HM2H27P16LF backplane connector works by connecting printed circuit boards (PCBs) to other PCBs on the same system. The connector contains multiple rows of contacts, each of which contains two or more leads that are able to transfer electrical signals or power between the two PCBs. The number of contacts in a specific row is determined by the number of signals the system needs to send or receive, and the size of the connector determines the number of pins it is able to accommodate. The connection between the two PCBs is established when the leads of the connector are mated, and the signals are transmitted through the contact surfaces.

The HM2H27P16LF backplane connector is a great choice for a variety of applications due to its versatility and durability. Its secure engagement and pivot strip design allows for stable mating and vibration-resistant connection. It also provides easy assembly and maintenance, as well as ample space for supplying power or carrying multiple signals. With its ability to support up to 16 signals, the HM2H27P16LF offers a strong, reliable connection suitable for a variety of electrical applications.

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