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Flat Flexible Connectors (FFC) and Flexible Printed Connectors (FPC) are a type of electrical connector used to terminate flat cable. They provide a secure, low-profile connection for PCBs (Printed Circuit Boards) and other devices while allowing full flexibility on the orientation of the cable. FFCs and FPCs are usually found in applications such as digital cameras, solid-state drives, and mobile phones.The most common form of FFCs and FPCs is known as the 1-1734839-0 connector. This type of connector uses two “tabs” on each end to secure the connector in place. The two tabs are normally made from a metal alloy, such as stainless steel. The other side of the connector has a contact pin that fits into a matching terminal on the PCB.To assemble 1-1734839-0 connectors, two pieces of flat cable must be prepared. The ends of each cable should be cut so that they fit into the two tabs of the connector. The cable should also be stripped of any insulation. The pins on each connector should then be inserted into the corresponding terminals on the PCB. Once the connector is in place, it must be secured by using an appropriate locking mechanism.1-1734839-0 connectors have several advantages over traditional wiring systems, such as improved flexibility, reliability, and electrical performance. They also have a lower profile than standard connectors, making them ideal for applications where space is a concern. Furthermore, FFCs and FPCs are typically available in different pitch sizes, allowing for more versatility when constructing a device.The 1-1734839-0 connector is a reliable and cost-effective solution for a variety of applications, such as digital cameras, solid-state drives, and mobile phones. The two tabs on each end ensure a secure fit, while the pin on the other side allows full flexibility on the orientation of the cable. With the reduced size and improved performance, FFCs and FPCs are becoming an increasingly popular choice for a wide range of electronic devices.

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