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Flat Flexible (FFC, FPC) Connectors are widely used in many applications due to their flexibility in adapting to the shape of the component they are connecting. With multiple pins, they provide an easy and reliable way to link two components together. FFC, FPC Connectors are also commonly used in backplanes, pre-assembled harnesses, wire-to-board and wire-to-wire applications, and many other applications. These connectors are also ideal for use in mobile devices, as they are able to flex and adapt to the shape of the device.

FFC, FPC Connectors are small in size and provide rapid assembly where necessary. They are provided in multiple connection points for quick and easy assembles and provide a reliable connection between the two components. FFCs are made from resilient thermoplastic materials and incorporate a pitch size ranging from 0.5mm to 5.08mm. FPCs range from 0.3mm to 4.2mm in pitch size and range from 0.2mm to 1.0mm in thickness.

FFC, FPC Connectors use a double-sided contact design with contact points placed in the center of the connector. A flat flexible cable is placed between the two contact points to provide the connection. The distance between the two contact points determines the pitch size of the connection while the thickness of the material determines the current rating. FFCs are also available in straight, staggered, diagonal, and multi-position configurations.

There are typically two different types of contact technologies used with FFC, FPC Connectors: solid pins and compression contacts. Solid Pins are typically used in applications where extra long-term reliability is required, as the higher spring force provides secure, stable contact points. Compression contacts are preferred when frequent rework is required and are ideal for multiple mating cycles. Compression contacts are also useful for low current applications, as the lower spring force reduces the chances of broken contacts.

FFC, FPC Connectors are available in a wide range of materials and configurations to accommodate various application requirements. Both metallic and non-metallic materials are available, and the selection of the proper material depends on the environment in which the connectors will be used. Metallic materials include brass, stainless steel, aluminum, and copper, while non-metallic materials include polyester, polycarbonate, and polypropylene. These materials are typically purchased in pre-assembled harnesses, with single or multiple connectors that are suitable for a range of applications.

FFC, FPC Connectors come in multiple lengths and sizes and also feature a variety of configurations to support different application requirements. Connectors are available with either straight or angled pins as well as single, double, and triple rows. Specialty connectors are also available, including spring-loaded locks, high-precision interconnects, and ruggedized cables.

When using FFC, FPC Connectors, it is important to ensure compatibility between the two components. This includes the size and shape of the connector and the pitch size. Furthermore, the connector’s contact force and current rating need to be taken into consideration when selecting the appropriate connector for the application. Additionally, when using compression contacts, a mating board is usually required to ensure effective and reliable contact.

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