AFFC-100-07-305-11

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Flat Flex and Ribbon Jumper Cables are utilized in a myriad of applications in which a connection between two, three or four points is needed. The AFFC-100-07-305-11 is an example of a Ribbon Jumper Cable, and this article will discuss its application fields aswell as its working principle.

Ribbon cables are widely used for internal wiring of computers, hard drives, test and measurement equipment, telecommunication devices and medical sensors. They can be used in almost any kind of electronic circuit, and are well-suited for data transfer due to their low capacitance. The reason for this is that ribbon cables can be placed in precisely parallel rows, meaning that the induced capacitance will remain low, thus avoiding any interference with the data transfer.

The AFFC-100-07-305-11 is a ribbon cable that is 7mm wide and 305mm long. It consists of eight core elements in different colors, each measuring around 12mm in total width. The cores are made of tinned, stranded copper wires that are covered with insulation and are capable of handling up to 15A and 350V. This cable is also designed to comply with EMC requirements.

To understand the working principle of the AFFC-100-07-305-11, we must first understand the most basic function of a ribbon cable - to provide a signal path between two or more points. This can be accomplished through the use of a single conductor, which is composed of multiple strand of wires within the insulation. The different colored cores are used to distinguish the individual conductors from one another and allow for the transmission of data or power signals in both directions.

The signal flow of the AFFC-100-07-305-11 is divided into two separated channels - one for power and one for data transmission. The power channel is used to provide power to peripheral components that require a certain voltage level. This is done by connecting one end of the cable to the power source, while the other end is connected to the component that needs the power. The data channel is used to transfer digital signals from one part of an electronic device to another. This is accomplished by connecting the two ends of the cable to the points that need to be connected, with the center conductor of the cable carrying the data.

In short, the AFFC-100-07-305-11 is a versatile Ribbon Jumper Cable that can be used for a wide range of applications. This includes internal wiring of computers, hard drives, test and measurement equipment, telecommunication devices and medical sensors, amongst many other uses. Its low capacitance allows for efficient and reliable data transfer, and its two separate channels make it suitable for power and data transmission. Thanks to its insulation and tinned strands, it also offers protection from EMC interference.

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