TFML-117-02-L-D-LC

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TFML-117-02-L-D-LC application field and working principle

TFML-117-02-L-D-LC, also known as rectangular connectors, headers, and male pins, are electromechanical components designed to terminate multiple electrical signals and pass power between two mating devices. Used in a variety of applications, they provide fast and reliable connectivity solutions.

Application Field

TFML-117-02-L-D-LC connectors are most commonly used in telecommunications infrastructure, automotive, computer, consumer electronics, and other applications where a secure and reliable connection is need. Additionally, they can be used for analog signals, digital signals, power, and system control.

TFML-117-02-L-D-LC connectors can provide a high level of durability, allowing them to be used in harsh or corrosion-prone environments. They feature robust construction and are designed to withstand extreme temperatures and other stresses, due to their solid body (body molds) and enclosed shell (shells). Moreover, it is possible to increase the design further with accessories such as cable gland kits, automotive backshells, and screw locks.

Working Principle

TFML-117-02-L-D-LC connectors feature a basic, yet powerful, two-part operation: a receptacle portion and a length of pin wiring. The pins of the receptacle portion contain two sets of contacts, which connect to different wires of the pin wiring. The wires of the pin wiring are then connected to terminals on the receptacle.

When the two parts are joined, the contacts on the pins of the receptacle and the wires of the pin wiring make connection, creating an electrical circuit. This process is reversible, allowing the two parts to be detached and reattached. This makes them ideal for applications where frequent connection or disconnection is necessary.

To provide a secure connection, several techniques are used. First, the contacts on the receptacle portion are designed to securely engage with the wires of the pin wiring. Additionally, a locking mechanism is used to ensure the two parts cannot unintentionally disconnect from each other. Finally, optional screws can be added to the receptacle portion to further secure the connection.

Conclusion

TFML-117-02-L-D-LC connectors, also known as rectangular connectors, headers, and male pins, are used to create an electromechanical connection between two mating devices. With their robust construction and robust locking mechanisms, they provide a secure and reliable connection for a variety of applications.

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