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• Flat Flex Cable
• Application Field
Flat FLEX (flexible flat cable) is a type of cables with flat and wide copper conductors that are connected together with a plastic material on the outside.FLEX can be used for both power and signal/data communication. FLEX cable is commonly used in consumer packaging and electronics, such as cell phones, recorders, and other consumer electronics. They are particularly useful for applications that require running cables without taking up too much space, like behind walls or under baseboards. FLEX can also be used for point to point connections, such as between computers and peripherals, or between displays and computers.


• Working Principle
FLEX cables have a flat conductor that is typically designed for flexibility and space savings. The outside of the cable is often a combination of a flexible and durable material, such as polypropylene, which makes it easy to attach to other components. The inside of the cable typically consists of several flat conductors connected together with varying configurations, such as twisted pairs, paralleled, or crossed.Flexibility is the major benefit of using FLEX cables, as they can be bent and twisted to fit into tight spaces or around other objects. This makes them useful in applications where cables may need to be run in tight spaces or around corners. FLEX cables are also much lighter and less bulky than other types of cables, making them easier to handle and install.


• Ribbon Jumpers
• Application Field
Ribbon jumper cables are used to connect two pieces of equipment separated by a distance, typically for use in applications such as connecting computers to each other or connecting other electronics devices. Ribbon jumper cables come in a variety of sizes and are usually color-coded to make them easier to identify.Ribbon jumper cables are suitable for use in various applications, including computing, communication, industrial, laboratory and automotive applications.


• Working Principle
Ribbon jumper cables are made up of flat, insulated conductors connected by a flexible insulator. The cable typically has a set number of conductors, usually from two to 12, although larger cables with up to 25 or more conductors can also be found.The conductors are made up of two pieces of copper or aluminum that are wound around each other. These strands are used to carry the electrical signal, and each conductor has a colored insulation that is used to identify which connected component the wire is connected to.The flat conductor and flexible insulator make it easy to run the cables in tight spaces, and make them suitable for a wide range of applications.

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