HM2P09PNT114GF Equivalent & Substitute Parts

Part Overview

The HM2P09PNT114GF is a 77-position backplane connector header manufactured by Amphenol ICC (FCI) from the Millipacs® series. This press-fit through-hole connector features a 2.00mm pitch configuration with 5 + 2 row arrangement and gold-plated contacts rated for 1.5A at 750Vrms. The part is currently listed as obsolete, making identification of suitable substitutes essential for ongoing system support and component procurement.

Substiute Parts

HM2P09PNT114GF

Amphenol ICC (FCI)In Stock: 905HM2P09PNT114GF Datasheet

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HM2P09PNT114GFLF

Amphenol ICC (FCI)In Stock: 955HM2P09PNT114GFLF Datasheet

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Key Parameters

Substitute Part Grouping Explanation

Substitution eligibility for the HM2P09PNT114GF is determined by strict equivalence across the following critical parameters:

• Connector type and style (Header, Male Pins, C 11 style)
• Position count and configuration (77 positions: 55 + 22 Ground)
• Pitch specification (0.079" / 2.00mm)
• Row arrangement (5 + 2)
• Mounting and termination method (Through Hole, Press-Fit)
• Electrical ratings (1.5A current, 750Vrms voltage)
• Operating temperature range (-55°C ~ 125°C)
• Contact finish specification (Gold plating)
• Series compatibility (Millipacs®)

The substitute part HM2P09PNT114GFLF maintains identical electrical, mechanical, and dimensional specifications while differing only in packaging format and product status classification.

Parameter Comparison

Engineering Selection Recommendations

The HM2P09PNT114GFLF is the direct functional equivalent of the obsolete HM2P09PNT114GF. Both parts share identical electrical performance, mechanical dimensions, and connector specifications. The primary distinctions are:

Product Status: HM2P09PNT114GFLF carries Active status with current manufacturing support, whereas HM2P09PNT114GF is classified as Obsolete with no ongoing production.

Regulatory Compliance: HM2P09PNT114GFLF is RoHS Compliant, meeting current environmental regulations. HM2P09PNT114GF is RoHS Non-compliant and subject to regulatory restrictions in many jurisdictions.

Packaging: HM2P09PNT114GFLF is supplied in Tray packaging, while HM2P09PNT114GF uses Bulk packaging. This difference affects handling, storage, and logistics but does not impact functional performance.

For new designs or component replenishment, HM2P09PNT114GFLF is the appropriate selection due to active product status and regulatory compliance. Existing systems using HM2P09PNT114GF can transition to HM2P09PNT114GFLF without design modification.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: Are HM2P09PNT114GF and HM2P09PNT114GFLF mechanically interchangeable?

A: Yes. Both parts are identical in connector type, position count, pitch, row configuration, mounting method, and termination style. They occupy the same PCB footprint and mate with identical receptacle connectors.

Q: What is the significance of the "LF" suffix in HM2P09PNT114GFLF?

A: The "LF" designation indicates Lead-Free composition and RoHS compliance. This reflects the manufacturing process and material specifications required for regulatory adherence.

Q: Can HM2P09PNT114GF be used in applications requiring RoHS compliance?

A: No. HM2P09PNT114GF is explicitly marked as RoHS Non-compliant. Applications subject to RoHS regulations must use HM2P09PNT114GFLF.

Q: Does packaging format affect electrical or mechanical performance?

A: No. Tray and Bulk packaging formats serve different logistics and handling requirements but do not alter connector specifications, electrical ratings, or functional characteristics.

Q: Are there inventory considerations when transitioning from HM2P09PNT114GF to HM2P09PNT114GFLF?

A: Both parts are available in stock. HM2P09PNT114GF inventory is finite due to obsolete status. HM2P09PNT114GFLF maintains active production with continuous availability.

Q: What is the base product number relationship?

A: Both HM2P09PNT114GF and HM2P09PNT114GFLF share the base product number HM2P09, indicating they belong to the same connector family and design generation.