Allicdata Part #: | 0210490271-ND |
Manufacturer Part#: |
0210490271 |
Price: | $ 0.00 |
Product Category: | Cable Assemblies |
Manufacturer: | Molex, LLC |
Short Description: | CABLE FFC 20POS 1.25MM 9" |
More Detail: | 20 Position FFC, FPC Cable 0.049" (1.25mm) 9.000" ... |
DataSheet: | 0210490271 Datasheet/PDF |
Quantity: | 1000 |
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status: | Lead free / RoHS Compliant |
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL): | 1 (Unlimited) |
1 +: | 0.00000 |
Specifications
Series: | Premo-Flex™ 21049 |
Part Status: | Obsolete |
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status: | -- |
Cable Type: | FFC, FPC |
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL): | -- |
Number of Conductors: | 20 |
Pitch: | 0.049" (1.25mm) |
Length: | 9.000" (228.60mm) |
Length - Exposed Ends: | 0.197" (5.00mm) |
Termination Style: | Top on Both Sides, Backers on Both Sides |
Description
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Flat Flex, Ribbon Jumper Cables
Flat flex cables and their associated technologies have been integral to many industrial applications for decades. Often referred to as ribbon cables, these assemblies feature a layer of flat, flexible insulator material with multiple conductive ribbons embedded in a parallel arrangement for signal or power transmission. Flat Flex (FF) cables, Ribbon Jumper Cables (RJC) are two of the most commonly used types.
The most common application for FF cables is for interconnecting electrical signals and power in a range of commercial and industrial contexts. FF cables are designed with multiple flat insulation ribbon layers, each ribbon containing more than one signal, power, or data. The flat insulation ribbon allows the cables to array in much tighter spaces, which is especially advantageous in cramped conditions. RJC cables are a more modern form of technology, offering design flexibility, enhanced line integrity, and longer service life. RJC assemblies are also more tedious and complex to construct, but are often preferred for their constant contacts between ribbons, superior flexibility, and better durability.
FF and RJC cables differ significantly in their design, and each type is used individually to meet specific application requirements. Flat flex cables are generally less complex to design and configure than RJC assemblies and typically comprise copper conductors that are laid flat and then sandwiched between two outer insulation layers. FF cables are made to withstand a large amount of flexing and twisting, making them well-suited for applications that involve movement. They are also relatively inexpensive and easy to install over other cable types. RJC cables also feature flat insulation ribbons but, unlike FF cables, RJC assemblies are designed to direct each ribbon in a snap-together application around several circuit layers, ensuring the ribbons remain in constant contact and providing greater line integrity and duration of service life. RJC cables also feature space saving features such as shallow grooves and tight pitch.
FF and RJC cables also differ in terms of the transmission speeds they are capable of. FF cables are generally used for short, low-speed runs such as data or signal transmission and are best suited for these applications due to their low cost and flexibility. RJC cables are capable of longer, higher-speed transmission and are suitable for more demanding applications, such as industrial automation and robotics. RJC cables are also better at resisting vibration and external interference, making them more reliable and better suited for environments where electrical noise may be a factor.
In conclusion, FF and RJC have both proven to be valuable technologies in the industrial space, offering increased flexibility, reliability, appearance, and performance. Each type of cable offers unique advantages and disadvantages which should be weighed carefully when selecting the proper cable for an application. The primary differences between these two are FF cables are more inexpensive, easier to install and require less time for assembly, while RJC cables are better suited for longer runs and more demanding applications, such as robotic automation.
Flat flex cables and their associated technologies have been integral to many industrial applications for decades. Often referred to as ribbon cables, these assemblies feature a layer of flat, flexible insulator material with multiple conductive ribbons embedded in a parallel arrangement for signal or power transmission. Flat Flex (FF) cables, Ribbon Jumper Cables (RJC) are two of the most commonly used types.
The most common application for FF cables is for interconnecting electrical signals and power in a range of commercial and industrial contexts. FF cables are designed with multiple flat insulation ribbon layers, each ribbon containing more than one signal, power, or data. The flat insulation ribbon allows the cables to array in much tighter spaces, which is especially advantageous in cramped conditions. RJC cables are a more modern form of technology, offering design flexibility, enhanced line integrity, and longer service life. RJC assemblies are also more tedious and complex to construct, but are often preferred for their constant contacts between ribbons, superior flexibility, and better durability.
FF and RJC cables differ significantly in their design, and each type is used individually to meet specific application requirements. Flat flex cables are generally less complex to design and configure than RJC assemblies and typically comprise copper conductors that are laid flat and then sandwiched between two outer insulation layers. FF cables are made to withstand a large amount of flexing and twisting, making them well-suited for applications that involve movement. They are also relatively inexpensive and easy to install over other cable types. RJC cables also feature flat insulation ribbons but, unlike FF cables, RJC assemblies are designed to direct each ribbon in a snap-together application around several circuit layers, ensuring the ribbons remain in constant contact and providing greater line integrity and duration of service life. RJC cables also feature space saving features such as shallow grooves and tight pitch.
FF and RJC cables also differ in terms of the transmission speeds they are capable of. FF cables are generally used for short, low-speed runs such as data or signal transmission and are best suited for these applications due to their low cost and flexibility. RJC cables are capable of longer, higher-speed transmission and are suitable for more demanding applications, such as industrial automation and robotics. RJC cables are also better at resisting vibration and external interference, making them more reliable and better suited for environments where electrical noise may be a factor.
In conclusion, FF and RJC have both proven to be valuable technologies in the industrial space, offering increased flexibility, reliability, appearance, and performance. Each type of cable offers unique advantages and disadvantages which should be weighed carefully when selecting the proper cable for an application. The primary differences between these two are FF cables are more inexpensive, easier to install and require less time for assembly, while RJC cables are better suited for longer runs and more demanding applications, such as robotic automation.
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