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0152660431 Application Field and Working Principle

Flat flex, ribbon jumper cables are electrical connectors used in a variety of electrical applications. Applications include but are not limited to industrial, computer, automotive, and home audio/video. Flat flex jumper cables come in a variety of sizes and shapes, and can be used in various configurations.

Flat Flex.

Flat flex jumper cables are commonly used in industrial, computer, automotive, and home audio/video applications. Flat flex cables use a flat flexible conductor made from a single, solid piece of metal or non-metallic material. The conductor is usually insulated with a thin polyimide film. The design of flat flex jumper cables makes them ideal for applications that require flexibility and high density connections. Flat flex jumper cables are also available with a variety of electrical connectors for various dynamic ranges, such as high-speed signals, high-current signals, low-voltage signals, and high-voltage signals.

Ribbon Jumper Cables.

Ribbon jumper cables are used in a variety of electrical applications and are commonly used to connect electrical components. Ribbon jumper cables consist of two or more flat conductors that are insulated with a plastic film. The insulation can also be constructed of metal foil or braided shielding. The exposed ends of the conductors are either soldered onto a printed circuit board, or connected mechanically using a crimp connection. Ribbon jumper cables can be configured in various shapes and sizes, depending on the application.

Working Principle.

Flat flex and ribbon jumper cables allow electricity to pass between two points. When electrical energy is passed through one end of the cable, it will flow through the conductor and be routed to the second end, where it can be used to power a device or electrical component. The working principles of the two types of jumper cables are very similar, but flat flex cables are more flexible, so they are better suited for applications that require a high degree of flexibility.

Conclusion.

Flat flex and ribbon jumper cables are used in a variety of electrical applications, and are available in a variety of sizes and shapes. Both types allow electricity to pass between two points, and can be used in various configurations. Flat flex cables are more flexible, so they are better suited for applications that require a high degree of flexibility, while ribbon jumper cables are better suited for applications that require higher currents and/or voltages.

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