62000113722
Würth Elektronik
The Würth Elektronik 62000113722 is a WR-WTB series female crimp contact with a 2.00 mm pitch. It is constructed from a copper alloy with tin plating.
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The Nicomatic CMM Series, including the 202C20, is a micro connector system featuring a 2 mm pitch. It is distinguished by its high reliability under extreme environmental conditions. This connector system offers a wide range of mixed contact arrangements for 'Board to Board', 'Board to Wire', and 'Wire to Wire' applications, allowing flexibility in design with options for coaxial high-frequency, high-current, optical fiber, and signal contacts.
Available terminal types include conventional PCB, SMD, 'Press Fit', and crimp terminals. The integrated fastening and screwing system enhances connection reliability. The highly temperature-resistant insulator is designed to withstand infrared and vapor phase soldering processes. The space-saving 2 mm pitch contacts are engineered for high reliability under extreme vibration conditions.
The CMM connector system is developed for demanding markets such as aerospace, defense, instrumentation and control, and transportation. Applications include IFES, HUDs, surveillance systems, radar systems, mobile communications, power supplies, industrial computers, and engine monitoring. It also finds use in medical, telecommunications, and general industrial applications.
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Estimated market price range - modelled values for guidance only, not live distributor offers.
The Nicomatic 202C20 connector system has a pitch of 2 mm.
The CMM connector system is developed for the aerospace, defense, instrumentation and control, and transportation markets.
Available terminals include conventional PCB, SMD, 'Press Fit', and crimp terminals.
The insulator is highly temperature-resistant and withstands infrared and vapor phase soldering processes.
