0151680137

Series:	Premo-Flex™ 15168
Part Status:	Active
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Cable Type:	FFC, FPC
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
Number of Conductors:	8
Pitch:	0.049" (1.25mm)
Length:	8.000" (203.20mm)
Length - Exposed Ends:	0.197" (5.00mm)
Termination Style:	Top on Both Sides, Backers on Both Sides

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Flat Flex Cables

Flat Flex cables, also known as FFCs or sometimes ribbon jumper cables, are electronic connectors commonly used for the interconnection of devices and circuits. Popularized in the 1980s, the use of FFCs has slowly grown and is now widely used in many electronic applications.

Design and Construction

Flat flex cables are typically composed of flat, insulated thin wires with flat pins on both ends. The wires can be placed side by side in a ribbon form, separated by a insulated material. This ribbon cable can be bent and folded easily making it quite a versatile and efficient choice for electrical interconnection. The flexibility of the cable is achieved due to the use of thin insulated wires as opposed to thick bulky wires. This makes the use of flat flex cables in space restricted designs possible, which makes them a great choice for product development.

Application

Flat flex cables are most commonly used in electronic circuitry and for connecting components, such as integrated circuits. They are also used as cables for connecting peripheral devices to computers and more recently in the automotive sector too.In recent years they have been used in the medical field. In the healthcare sector flat flex cables are often used in medical equipment such as diagnostic and surgical equipment, to ensure the connections between devices and circuits are secure and reliable.

Working Principle

Flat flex cables employ sliding contact connections similar to those of a wire connector. Typically, the pins at each end of the flat flex cable are aligned and pushed together to make contact, which is then retained because of the two pins “clamping” together.With more specialized designs, flat flex cables can be designed to make contact at a single point for a more reliable electrical connection. These special designs also improve the lifespan of the cable and reduce the chance of electrical signal interference.Overall, the flat flex cables are designed for flexibility and reliability, and by using reliable connections and insulated thin wires it is possible to provide a highly efficient electrical connection. Due to its design and construction, it is the perfect choice for applications where space is limited and security of the electrical connection is essential.

Ribbon Jumper Cables

Ribbon jumper cables, also known as FFCs or flat flex cables, are electrical connectors commonly used in a variety of applications. These cables are typically composed of multiple thin wires that are insulated from one another. This allows the cable to be bent and folded in a variety of ways, making them quite versatile compared to other types of cables.

Design and Construction

Ribbon jumper cables are typically composed of thin, insulated wires that are arranged in a ribbon form and then connected to both ends of the cable using flat pins. This allows the cable to be bent and folded in any direction, which makes them quite versatile and efficient for a number of applications. The flexibility of the cable is due to the use of thin insulated wires. This allows it to be used for even small or highly restrictive designs. This makes them perfect for applications were space is constrained.

Application

Ribbon jumper cables are commonly used in electronic circuits and for connecting components, such as integrated circuits. They can also be used as cables for connecting peripheral devices to computers and even in the automotive sector.In recent years, ribbon jumper cables have also been used in medical applications. In the healthcare sector they are often used in medical equipment such as diagnostic and surgical equipment.

Working Principle

Ribbon jumper cables employ sliding contact connections similar to those of a wire connector. Typically, the pins at each end of the cable are aligned and pushed together to make contact, which is then retained because of the two pins “clamping” together.With more specialized designs, ribbon jumper cables can be designed to make contact at a single point for a more reliable electrical connection. These special designs also improve the lifespan of the cable and reduce the chance of electrical signal interference. Overall, ribbon jumper cables are designed for flexibility and reliability. By using reliable connections and insulated wires, these cables are able to provide a secure and efficient electrical connection. Due to its design and construction, it is the perfect choice for applications where space is limited and security of the electrical connection is essential.

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