1-487547-1 Connectors, Interconnects

Series:	--
Packaging:	Tape & Reel (TR)
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Part Status:	Active
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
Type:	--
Pin or Socket:	Socket
Contact Termination:	Crimp
Wire Gauge:	--
Contact Finish:	Gold
Contact Finish Thickness:	30.0µin (0.76µm)

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FFC, FPC (Flat Flexible) Connectors - Contacts Flat Flexible Connectors, commonly referred to as FFC (Flat Flexible Contacts) are used to make electrical connections between two or more rigid or flexible surfaces. Popular in the electronics industry since the late 1950s, FFCs can be found in many types of equipment, from consumer electronics to medical devices.FFCs use a variety of contact designs, including flat contacts, blade contacts, spring-loaded contacts, crimp contacts, and more. These connectors are typically made of copper or brass, although aluminum and stainless steel versions have become increasingly popular. Common insulation materials used in FFCs are PTFE, PVC, and polyimide.FFCs offer numerous advantages over other types of connectors, such as low cost, wide selection of contact configurations, small size, flexibility, and the ability to easily make connections in tight spaces. A major benefit of FFCs is that they can be used to connect two or more flexible or rigid surfaces in various alignment configurations, depending on the interface requirements and/or geometry of the application.The most common configuration of FFC is the 1-487547-1 (or 12z) design, which is commonly used in consumer applications such as laptop computers, handheld devices, and gaming systems. The 12z FFC has a total of 12 contact pins arranged in a single row, spaced at 0.1 inches (2.54mm) intervals. When mated, these contact pins interlock into corresponding cavities in the mating connector, creating a reliable connection.In order to create an electrical connection, the two connector pins must contact each other. This is usually done by applying pressure to the mating connector. Some FFCs use spring-loaded contact pins, which provide greater force and ensure a reliable electrical contact. Others use crimp contacts, which allow for a robust connection even in harsh conditions.In addition to electrical connections, FFCs can also be used to securely mechanically or optically connect two surfaces. Examples include medical instruments, automotive electronics, and medical imaging equipment.In conclusion, FFCs are a flexible and cost-effective option for making electrical connections. With a wide variety of contact and insulation materials, FFCs can be used for various applications and environments. The 12z design is the most common, and its compact form factor, ease of use, and reliable connection make it a popular choice.

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