AFFC-100-10-051-11

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Flat Flexible Cables: Flat Flexible cables (FFC) and ribbon jumper cables are widely used in many applications. FFCs provide a convenient way to connect a wide variety of devices with different types of components. These cables are typically slim and flat and can be bent into a single direction. FFCs can be used to connect two sides of PCB board, or to route wires between two locations. FFCs are usually made of polymers such as polyester, polyamide, Kapton, and Teflon, which have good electrical, mechanical, and thermal properties.

Application Field: FFCs and ribbon jumper cables can be used in a wide range of applications, including consumer electronics, automotive, industrial, and military applications. In consumer electronics, FFCs are used in digital cameras, camcorders, digital music players, and cellular phones. In automotive applications, they are used in airbag systems, dashboard displays, and navigation systems. Industrial applications include robotic systems, production lines and test and inspection equipment. In military applications, FFCs are used in radar and telecommunication systems. In addition, they are also used in medical devices for connecting sensors and other components.

Working Principle: FFCs and ribbon jumper cables are relatively easy to assemble, use, and repair. They consist of two rows of flat contacts with a conductor between them. The contacts are usually gold or silver. The contact surface is composed of copper, gold, silver, or tin. The contacts are normally plated with a thin protective layer of gold or tin. The contact area is made of a resilient material such as an elastomer or a plastic such as Teflon.

The contacts are separated by a layer of insulation material such as polyamide or vinyl. This makes the contacts protected from moisture and ensures that no electrical current passes through the insulation. The contacts are pressed together when a connector is plugged in and released when the connector is unplugged. This ensures a reliable connection.

FFCs and ribbon cables are typically available in different types of lengths, connector configurations, and contact pitch. For example, AFFC-100-10-051-11 is a 10-pin connector with a 1.5mm contact pitch. This allows the connector to be easily connected to devices with different pin configurations and pitches.

FFCs and ribbon jumpers cables are easy to install and require only minimal maintenance. They are generally reliable and are capable of providing a high degree of electrical performance. Furthermore, they are lightweight and flexible, making them easy to route in difficult areas.

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