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Flat Flex, Ribbon Jumper Cables

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Flatflex Cable Jumper is a type of flat cable wiring which has a number of conductors in parallel. This type of wiring is often used in industrial and computer applications. Many electronic systems require such flat cables for connecting components, controlling signals, or eliminating interference.

Flat Flex cables consist of several strands of copper wire of gauge #12 or larger, encased in a polyester jacket. The copper wires are arranged in one or more layers, depending on the number of conductors that need to be connected. The cables may be shielded or unshielded. The shielded version has an outer layer of shielding which is usually made from aluminium foil or braided strands of copper wire. The unshielded version has no such layer, allowing the wires to be exposed.

The purpose of the flexible cable is to try and reduce interference or noise from the signal travelling through the wires. The flexible coating also makes the cable more robust and it is less likely to get damaged than a rigid cable. This makes it ideal for use in industrial environments, as well as computers in remote locations. Flexible cables are also easier to install and shorten the process of electrical connections.

Flat Flex cables are rated for use in temperatures from -60°C to +125°C. They are very reliable, and do not need to be replaced as often as other types of cables. However, they should be handled with care and should not be bent too sharply. The ideal bending radius should be at least 10 times the diameter of the cable.

The working principle behind the Flex Cables is that each of the conductors is simultaneously in contact with the other. This allows for the connection of multiple components or signals without the need for an extra connector or junction box. The flexible material allows for easy connection and disconnection. The shielding on the cables also helps to reduce interference from external sources.

Flat Flex cables have a wide range of applications, and are used in virtually all industrial and computer-related applications. They are also becoming increasingly popular in recreational applications where connection flexibility and minimal interference are desirable.

In conclusion, Flat Flex cables are becoming increasingly popular due to their flexibility and reliability. They offer a cost-effective solution for connecting multiple signals and components, and they are less prone to damage than rigid cables. The flexible material and shielding of the cables also helps to reduce interference from external sources.

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