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Flat Flex, Ribbon Jumper Cables

Flat flex, ribbon jumper cables are a group of cables used to connect two or more electrical circuits. The cables are most commonly used in industrial and communication equipment, due to their low cost and ability to handle large currents. Flat flex, ribbon jumper cables are frequently used in computers, particular in ATX type motherboards.

Application Fields

Flat flex, ribbon jumper cables are predominately used in the IT and telecoms sectors. They are used to connect two or more devices together, such as a computer with a monitor or multiple hard drives. They are also commonly used in complex machinery, such as automated machines and industrial robots.

Flat flex, ribbon jumper cables are also frequently used in consumer electronics, such as TV and audio visual systems, gaming consoles and home theatre systems.

Working Principle

Flat flex, ribbon jumper cables are constructed of a series of individual metal strands which are insulated by a plastic or rubber sheath. The cables can be provided in various lengths, depending on the application. The individual strands are arranged in a flat rectangular configuration which makes the cable more compact.

The individual strands are each provided with an electrical connection point at each end. When two or more cables are connected, these connections create an electrical circuit. In order to operate, it is necessary to ensure that the cables are properly connected, so that the electrical signal is not disrupted.

Conclusion

Flat flex, ribbon jumper cables are used in a variety of applications, ranging from IT and telecommunications to consumer electronics. The cables are inexpensive and easy to install, making them ideal for many applications. They are also able to conduct large currents, making them suitable for industrial use.

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