0022153255

Series:	5143
Packaging:	Bulk
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Part Status:	Obsolete
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Flat Flex Type:	--
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Pitch:	0.100" (2.54mm)
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FFC, FCB Thickness:	--
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FFC, FPC (Flat Flexible) Connectors

Flat Flexible Connectors (FFC, FPC) are an integral part of the electronic and electrical industries. FFC is the abbreviation for Flat Flexible Cable, while FPC stands for Flat Printed Cable. These flexible connectors are designed to provide optimal connectivity in electronics, which involves the transmission of signals and data. FFC and FPC connectors offer superior flexibility, tiny size and convenience unavailable with traditional rigid connectors.The applications of FFC and FPC connectors are widespread in the consumer electronics and automotive sectors. They can be found in desktop computers, laptop computers, digital cameras, televisions, mobile phones, digital cameras and even in automotive applications. These connectors are used to link motherboards and other computer components together, as well as to provide interconnects between microprocessors and their devices.The working principle of an FFC or FPC connector is simple. They have two matching parts, one male and one female. The male part has a series of flexible copper wires while the female part has an array of conductive gold-plated evenly distributed contact nubs or "pads." When the two parts are pressed together, the wires make contact with the pads on the female connector, thereby creating an electrical connection.FFC and FPC connectors are available in many different sizes and shapes. Smaller, thinner versions are available, which are suitable for blind-mate applications or in places where space is limited. These connectors allow for fine pitch electrical connection, which is necessary for small form factor, high-density boards. The sizes of FFC and FPC connectors vary depending on the application and the required number of contacts.In addition to using FFC and FPC connectors in traditional electrical and electronic applications, they are now also being used in many different sectors such as telecommunications, medical equipment and aerospace engineering. FFC and FPC connectors are becoming increasingly important in the medical field, as they allow for devices with tiny components to be connected more easily and securely.The benefits of using FFC and FPC connectors far outweigh any disadvantages. They are lightweight, durable and highly reliable, and can be reused time and time again. Furthermore, because of the small footprint and flexibility of the connectors, they can be used in tight spaces, eliminating the need for soldering.FFC and FPC connectors make electrical connections easier and more reliable, and provide an efficient way to connect electronic components, making them an invaluable part of the electronics industry. They offer a low voltage yet reliable connection, and are available in a variety of sizes and configurations that can fulfill almost any requirement in the electronic and electrical industries.

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