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Flat Flex

0151670899 Application Field and Working Principles

Flat Flex is a type of flexible cable used to connect two or more electronic components or pieces of equipment located at a distance from each other. This type of cable is highly used in a wide range of applications like automotive, computer, home theater, medical, and industrial instrumentation. It is made up of a flat, flexible conductor in between two layers of insulation. It provides a reliable and efficient connection for a variety of signals, including audio, video, and power.

Flat flex cables are available in various lengths, widths, and types depending on the application. The most common types of flat flex cables include flat ribbon, flat round, and flat rectangle cables. Each of these types of cables has different characteristics and abilities to transfer signals effectively.

Flat ribbon cables are the most common type of flat flex cables. These cables consist of multiple individually insulated conductors laid out in a flat configuration. This makes the cable highly flexible and resistant to mechanical damage. Flat ribbon cables are used for both digital and analog signal transmission. They are mostly used to connect devices to each other, such as a computer and printer or a stereo system.

Flat round cables are thinner than other types of flat flex cables, and their size can be as small as 0.5mm in diameter. These cables are mostly used in automated applications that require fast transmission of data and in circuits where space is very limited. They offer excellent electrical performance and reliability and are commonly used in medical, industrial, and automotive applications.

Flat rectangle cables are generally thicker than other types of flat flex cables and are available in various sizes. These cables can be manufactured to cover a wide range of current ratings, from 16 to 200 amps. Flat rectangle cables are used mainly in communication and medical equipment due to their increased robustness and resistance to electrical and mechanical stresses.

Ribbon Jumper Cables

0151670899 Application Field and Working Principles

Ribbon Jumper Cables are electrical cables used to interconnect various electrical components and devices. They are also used to connect switches, motors, and other key components of many electronic circuits and systems. The most commonly used type of ribbon jumper cables is the flat ribbon cable, which consists of several insulated conductors arranged side by side in flat parallel fashion. This makes the cable highly flexible and resistant to mechanical damage.

Ribbon jumper cables are generally used for digital and analog signal transmission. This type of cable can be used in various applications, including communication systems, industrial equipment, automotive and medical instrumentation. They are available in different sizes, lengths, and colors to accommodate various device requirements. Ribbon jumper cables are also the optimal choice for applications that require a high degree of flexibility and resistance to corrosion.

When choosing ribbon jumper cables for a specific application, it is important to consider the type of connection or wiring used and the voltage and current ratings they can handle. Standard versions of these cables use copper as the conductor material, although there are also variants with silver and gold plated conductors. The insulation of the cable should also be taken into consideration, as it should be selected based on the application.

Ribbon jumper cables are also available with resistance protection to reduce interference between adjacent wires. This type of cable is commonly used in control systems and audio-video equipment. Many ribbon jumper cables are available in configurations like straight, parallel-through, and right angle. In addition, they can also be terminated with various types of connectors, such as D-Sub, RJ45, and USB.

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