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Flat Flex, Ribbon Jumper Cables

Application Field

Flat Flex cables (also referred to as ribbon cables) are a type of flexible flat cable which is composed of multiple individual insulated conductors bonded together. These cables are designed to be thin and flexible and can be used in a variety of applications.

Flat Flex cables are commonly used in medical equipment, electronic equipment, consumer electronics, automotive and aerospace applications. They are also very popular in applications where a high degree of flexibility is needed. Some examples include connecting printed circuit boards, attaching small electrical controllers and connecting batteries.

Flat Flex cables have several advantages over traditional cables, such as: they are light weight, they are easy to install and they can be customised to fit a specific application. Additionally, they are resistant to kinks, pressure and abrasion which makes them suitable for use in harsh environments.

Ribbon Jumper Cables are a special type of flexible, flat cable that is designed to allow for the connection of two or more components in a system. Like Flat Flex cables, they are composed of multiple insulated conductors and are very lightweight Compared to traditional cables.

Ribbon Jumper Cables are popular for low-power applications such as personal computers, home audio/video systems and consumer electronics. Additionally, due to their small size, Ribbon Jumper Cables can easily be routed between the components in the system, making them a great choice when space is limited.

Working Principle

Flat Flex cables are constructed of a flexible plastic substrate with an internal conductive strip. The conductors are then bonded together to create an insulated Flat Flex cable. This allows them to be bent into various shapes and still remain conductive. The conductors are also designed to be insulated and protect them from external electrical interference.

Ribbon Jumper Cables are made up of a number of individual insulated conductors that are bonded together. These cables are constructed of a flexible plastic substrate with an internal conductive strip. The conductors are insulated using a PVC jacket which helps to protect them from outside interference.

The conductors in a Flat Flex or Ribbon Jumper Cable are usually connected to the components or wires in the system using tape, clamps or crimps. In some applications, it might be necessary to use some sort of specialized connector in order to attach them to the components or wires in the system.

When a current is passed through the cable, the conductive strips in the cable create an electrical path from one component to another. This allows the components in the system to be able to communicate with one another.

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