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Flat Flex Cables

Flat Flex cables, also called FFC cables, are flexible circuits consisting of multiple flat conductors bonded together between two layers of dielectric material. They are mainly used for connecting electrical components in a range of applications that require more flexibility than traditional wire. Flat Flex cables are commonly used in cell phones, PDAs, laptops, and other portable devices.

The ribbons have a width of 1mm and can be as long as 200mm. The lead pitch is 0.2mm, meaning that the distance between leads is 0.2mm. The insulation thickness ranges from 0.2mm to 0.13mm. The number of rounds per meter is 12 and the bend radius is 1.5mm. The cable has a crosstalk of 1:1.

Flat Flex cables offer a number of advantages over traditional wire, such as lower cost, lighter weight, greater flexibility, and a smaller profile. Furthermore, they are better able to withstand environmental factors such as vibration, temperature, and humidity.

Ribbon Jumper Cables

Ribbon jumper cables are flat cables with pre-terminated ends that are used to connect wires or pin headers together. These cables are used in wiring harnesses, patch panels, electrical control circuits, electronic devices, and more. They are designed to be low-profile, lightweight, and highly flexible.

Ribbon jumper cables typically consist of 20 to 4 conductors. The insulation thickness is typically 0.12mm to 0.13mm. The lead pitch varies, ranging from 0.05mm to 0.2mm. The typical bend radius is 1.5mm, and the crosstalk is 1:1.

Ribbon jumper cables offer several advantages over traditional wire, such as better flexibility, lighter weight, and a smaller profile. Furthermore, they are able to withstand environmental factors such as temperature, vibration, and humidity.