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Flat Flex, Ribbon Jumper Cables, are often used in a variety of electrical, communication, automotive, and testing and measuring applications. They are designed to provide for better routing of cables within a variety of electronic and electrical systems. These jumper cables are available in various sizes and lengths, and, depending upon the application, can be attached to a variety of connectors.

0210490791 Application Field

Flat Flex, Ribbon Jumper Cables, are typically used in the following applications:

• Digital and analog signal connections
• High-frequency data and audio connections
• Connecting networks
• Automotive connections
• Outdoor and indoor document processing equipment
• Organic LCD display connections
• Backlight connections
• Smoke detectors
• Condenser and microphone connections
• PC board sensors
• Data bus systems
• Cable serial communication systems such as RS-232, RS-485, etc.

0210490791 Working Principle

Flat Flex, Ribbon Jumper Cables, employ a flat-striped electrical wire manufactured from either PVC or Teflon insulation material. Depending on the application, the wires can have different cross sections and lengths to provide the electrical connection desired. The wires are connected in parallel by a variety of connectors such as lamination pins, servo-type plugs and terminals, DIP connectors, and other devices.

The lamination pins are knurled pieces of pin material inserted into the insulated ribbon cable material and attached to the signal lines. These pins function as a mechanism for the electrical connection of the wire strands. The servo-type plugs and terminals are used as a way to plug the electrical contact directly into the device. The DIP connectors, basically a two-pin plug connector, are used to connect two devices electrically.

Flat Flex, Ribbon Jumper Cables, have numerous advantages over wiring with standard cables. Since the cables are flexible, they are easily routed through conduits, around corners, and through other obstructions. Additionally, they are durable and carry larger electrical currents than conventional cables. They are also relatively inexpensive and simple to install, making them suitable for a wide variety of applications.

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