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Flat Flexible Connectors, or FFC and FPC, are connectors used to connect flexible flat circuit boards and other components. They are made from a combination of polyester-insulated conductors and a flat flexible cable, usually made with a 0.3mm pitch. FFCs and FPCs are found in a variety of industries, including aerospace, automotive, communications, consumer electronics, defense, medical, telecommunications, and transportation.

The most common type of FFC and FPC connectors are fitted with tabs that are manufactured from a thin, flat flexible material. These tabs are designed to hold the flexible flat cables in place, ensuring the connector’s integrity while allowing for the relative movement of the cables. This enables robust connections between components in a wide variety of applications.

The 1-487576-2 variety of FFC and FPC connectors offers extra-high-temperature-resistant ratings and wide temperature ranges, making them suitable for harsh environments and other applications where high temperatures may occur. This type of connector is also designed to be highly reliable, with its tabs being able to withstand repeated use over many years.

FFC and FPC connectors consist of a base and a tab, with the tabs being flexible enough to fit the FFC or FPC cable tightly. The tabs can be crimped or soldered to the back of the FFC or FPC cable, with the base’s holes allowing the cable to be firmly attached. This allows for a secure connection that is highly resistant to movement or vibration in the wires.

The application fields for an FFC and FPC connector are broad, ranging from consumer electronics to automotive, aerospace, communications, defense, medical, telecommunication, and transportation. However, these connectors are especially suited to applications where a combination of high temperatures, mechanical shocks, vibrations, and corrosive gases may be encountered. Examples of these types of applications include high-temperature automotive and aerospace environments, where FFC and FPC connectors are used in many electronic devices.

The working principle of FFC and FPC connectors is based on a simple form of electrical connection. The flat flexible cables are loaded with their tabs attached, while the conductive parts of the cables contact the metal parts of the connector. This creates a mechanical and/or electrical contact between the two components, allowing for the transfer of both electrical and mechanical properties.

Due to their simple and reliable construction, FFC and FPC connectors have become a preferred choice for many applications. These connectors are becoming increasingly popular and are now commonly used in a wide range of applications, from consumer electronics to aerospace and medical.

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