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Flat Flex and Ribbon Jumper Cables are one of the most commonly used interconnections used in both industrial and consumer electronics nowadays. They both provide a wide range of applications to suit the various needs of users but working principle behind each varies significantly.

For Flat Flex Jumper Cables, the main principle behind their use is that each conductor is mounted on the board similar to a single layer of conductor but with staggered contact points and zero impedance. The conductor will generally have a current capacity of up to 15A. This type of connection is primarily seen in industrial electronic devices such as robotic arms, control systems and PLCs. Flat flex cables are also often used in applications such as automotive, audio/video equipment and medical device connector designs.

Ribbon jumpers cables are another popular type of interconnections mainly used in consumer electronics such as tablets, phones and laptops. Their main working principle is that they serve as an electrical connection between two or more pins on different boards. This type of connection often requires an additional insulation layer (typically a polyamide film) which consists of insulation, signal, power and ground layers. Ribbon cables, on the other hand, are mainly used to link components such as LCDs, backlights, rotary switches, RF switches, etc.

Overall, Flat Flex and Ribbon Jumper cables are one of the most versatile types of interconnections found in many industrial and consumer electronics applications. They provide quick and efficient connections with almost no loss of signal integrity, making them ideal for a wide range of electronic devices and application fields.

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