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Flat Flex Cables

Flat Flex cables are a type of ribbon cables constructed with extremely thin, closely spaced flat conductor strands. They are typically used in applications requiring flexibility, including digital microelectromeanical systems (MEMS). The thin, flexible nature of these cables allows them to be easily routed in tight spaces, and to move with changing parts in a system. The flexibility of Flat Flex cables also make them useful in applications where there is a need to move components with out the need to disconnect them.

Ribbon Jumper Cables

Ribbon jumper cables are another type of ribbon cable, constructed with thick, wide copper or aluminum conductors. These cables are most commonly used in the automotive and heavy duty industrial applications due to their ability to cope with high current, vibration and shock. Ribbon jumper cables are often used to bridge gaps in wiring between components which are wider than the conductor itself. They are also often used as a source of ground connection in starting batteries. Ribbon jumper cables have the advantage of being lightweight and highly flexible, and of being able to handle extreme temperatures.

0210490875 Applications and Working Principle

Flat flex cables and ribbon jumper cables are both commonly used for low-voltage signal transmission, such as in consumer electronics, medical devices, and automotive applications. The wide range of applications for these cables makes them a preferred choice for many designers. Flat flex cables are generally used in situations where tight routing, a smooth installation, and limited use of space is needed, while ribbon jumper cables are used in applications where high current needs to be delivered reliably.

Flat flex cables are often constructed using a variety of materials including copper, aluminum, steel, and plated materials. Different types of insulation and jacketing are also available for specific applications. The conductors of flat flex cables are generally twisted in pairs, and held in place using insulation tapes or shrink tubing. Once assembled, the cables are then linked using various connectors. Ribbon jumper cables are often built using thick, wide copper conductors, for flexibility, durability, and maximum performance.

Flat flex and ribbon jumper cables both use the same fundamental principles of signal transmission. A small electrical current is sent through the wires, and the material of the conductor and the insulation influences the overall performance of the cable. The cables are designed to meet certain tolerances and specifications in order to provide reliable, accurate signal transfer and long working lives in the specific application.

Flat flex and ribbon jumper cables are both relatively inexpensive and highly effective in a variety of applications. Their ease of installation and extended working lives make them a preferred choice for many designers. For more information about these types of cables, please contact us to speak with one of our technical experts.

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