10051922-2810ELF

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Introduction:

FFC (Flat Flexible) Connectors are used in a variety of applications and have various working principles depending on the application. This article will discuss the various application fields and working principles of 10051922-2810ELF FFC Connectors.

Application Fields:

10051922-2810ELF FFC Connectors are designed to be used in various applications. Commonly, these connectors are utilized in electronic/electrical assemblies, as well as in consumer and medical/scientific apparatus. Specifically, their main uses include, but are not limited to, connecting flexible flat printed circuit boards, applying electrical power to electronic components, and data communication.

Due to their design and reliability, these connectors of the 10051922-2810ELF series have been largely adopted and widely used in mobile devices, such as cell phones, tablets or smart watches. Other applications include portable computing devices, such as laptop computers and gaming systems, as well as automotive and aircraft electrical systems. Furthermore, it is not uncommon for these connectors to be found in medical/scientific equipment as well as consumer appliances.

Working Principles:

10051922-2810ELF FFC Connectors operate on various working principles depending on the specific application. Generally, these connectors employ a contacting pin-in-socket, a surface mount contact, or a flex-on-board principle.

The pin-in-socket principle, also known as a plug-and-socket connection, requires the user to insert the plug into the socket. This connecting principle works by inserting the connector pins into small receptacles on the socket. Pins-in-socket FFC Connectors are designed to be used in the most demanding applications, as they are highly reliable and capable of handling large current requirements.

The surface mount contact principle is also called a board-to-board connection, and refers to the contact being made when two separate surfaces are brought together. This approach is suitable for applications that require high-density mounting. Surface mount FFC Connectors have the advantage of being unobtrusive and easier to install than other types.

The flex-on-board principle is the simplest among the three. In this case, the connector simply plugs into the hole of the board. It is a quick and easy way to make a connection, and is well-suited for applications that require low current. A notable downside is that flex-on-board FFC Connectors lack the tightness of pins-in-socket or surface mount contacts.

Conclusion:

10051922-2810ELF FFC Connectors are used in a variety of applications, mainly electronic/electrical assemblies, medical/scientific apparatus, automotive and aircraft electrical systems, and consumer appliances. These connectors are designed to operate on different principles: pins-in-socket, surface mount, and flex-on-board. All three approaches have their own advantages and disadvantages depending on the application at hand.

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