0150200331

Due to market price fluctuations, if you need to purchase or consult the price. You can contact us or emial to us:   sales@allicdata.com

• Flat Flex Cables
  • Application

  Flat Flex cables display a universal solution for connecting and disconnecting two printed circuits boards. They are very flexible and durable, making them increasingly more popular in a wide range of applications ranging from consumer electronics to industrial machinery. The fact that they are cost-efficient, strong, lightweight, and easy to install and remove are just a few of the advantages of Flat Flex cables.

  • Working Principle

  Flat Flex cables are made up of a series of flat cables that are encapsulated with a low-friction, low-resistance plastic material. Each cable is individually mounted between two boards, so that they are in contact with one another. This enables electrical signals to be sent through each cable by direct contact with the two boards. The signaling mode relies on the flat cables, which makes them suitable for both low-power and high-power applications.

• Ribbon Jumper Cables
  • Application

  Ribbon jumper cables are widely used in the electronics industry. These cables are used to connect circuit boards, as well as for data bus or interconnect applications. They provide reliable electrical connections and are ideal connector solutions for applications such as industrial machinery, robotics, medical devices, and compact integrated systems.

  • Working Principle

  Ribbon jumper cables consist of a series of insulated conductor wires inside a flexible jacket. The wires are arranged in a specific pattern and spaced at a specific pitch, creating a “ribbon-like” structure. This structure enables the conductors to have a precisely calculated amount of separation between them, ensuring proper electrical connections when inserted into the board. The conductors are then connected to the board either bypassing the connector or directly soldered.

The specific data is subject to PDF, and the above content is for reference