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Series:	Premo-Flex™ 15020
Part Status:	Active
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Cable Type:	FFC, FPC
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
Number of Conductors:	9
Pitch:	0.020" (0.50mm)
Length:	2.000" (50.80mm)
Length - Exposed Ends:	0.157" (4.00mm)
Termination Style:	Top on Both Sides, Backers on Both Sides

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Flat Flex cables

Flat Flex cables (or FFC cables) are small, lightweight, flexible flat cables used in electronics applications. They’re typically used to bridge the gap between components on a PCB, typically in a space-constrained design. They’re a popular choice for high-density interconnects, but since their introduction over 40 years ago, they’ve become ubiquitous in many other applications as well.

Construction

Flat Flex cables are constructed from a single run of insulated conductor. This is often a multi-conductor cable, with multiple conductors. The conductors are arranged in a variety of configurations, typically side-by-side or in a parallel arrangement. The cables are also often reinforced to increase their rigidity and strength when put under extreme pressure or stress.The conductors are typically soldered or crimped to an appropriate connector, depending on the application. The connectors can be either male or female, or can be designed to fit into a specific interface mechanism.

Advantages

Flat Flex cables provide a number of advantages over traditional ribbon cables. They are extremely flexible and can be bent to nearly any shape, allowing for easy installation in tight spaces. The cables are also much lighter than ribbon cables, allowing for improved portability of devices. Furthermore, the cables can be manufactured to exact length and can be easily bundled for a neat, finished appearance.In addition, Flat Flex cables offer superior electrical performance compared to ribbon cables. The cables are usually impedance matched to the application, providing improved signal integrity over ribbon cables.

Application

Flat Flex cables are ideal for any applications which require the highest levels of flexibility, such as in robotics, medical equipment, direct attach applications, and in dockable parts or connectors. The cables are also widely used in consumer electronics such as computers, cameras, and phones.

Ribbon Jumper Cables

Ribbon jumper cables are a type of electrical cable used for carrying electrical signals and power between two or more components. They are typically made from flat ribbons of cable, or tracks, which are arranged in parallel to each other and connected by jumper cables.

Construction

Ribbon jumper cables are made from multiple flat cable ribbon tracks arranged in a parallel formation. The cables are soldered or crimped together, then reinforced with binding material to hold them in place. The cables are then jacketed in a protective material, such as PVC, for added strength and protection against the elements.

Advantages

Ribbon jumper cables offer several advantages over traditional wiring methods. For one thing, the flat form factor makes them much easier to route through tight spaces, such as between PCB layers. Their uniform shape also makes them easier to handle, and their lightweight construction makes them easier to move.Ribbon jumper cables can also provide improved signal integrity, due to their uniform cross-sectional area and reduced cross-talk. Their flat form factor also makes them easier to bundle together, providing a more organized look for a project.

Applications

Ribbon jumper cables are most commonly used for carrying signals and power between two or more PCBs. They’re particularly suited for tight space applications, where traditional wiring methods aren’t practical.The cables are also popular in automotive applications, where their flat form factor allows them to be routed easily around tight spaces. They’re often used in cable routing assemblies, where they provide a neat, organized look. Ribbon jumper cables are also popular in home entertainment systems, where they provide improved signal integrity.

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