10061122-511210HLF

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Flexible Flat Cable (FFC) and Flexible Printed Circuit (FPC) connectors are two of the most commonly used connectors in modern electronics. FFC and FPC connectors are small, simple, and usually low cost. They are designed to connect signal wires or flat cables to the PCB.

The 10061122-511210HLF FFC/FPC connector is a popular type of FFC/FPC connector used in many different applications. It is a two-pin connector with a 0.5mm pitch and can easily connect two flexible cable or circuit boards. The 10061122-511210HLF FFC/FPC connector also features a precision-fit plastic lock for secure mating.

The main application of the 10061122-511210HLF FFC/FPC connector is for connecting flexible circuit boards or flat cables in electronic applications. This type of connector can be used in a wide range of applications, including in automotive applications, power supplies, consumer electronics, medical devices, and computer peripherals. The versatile design of the 10061122-511210HLF FFC/FPC connector makes it suitable for a variety of types of applications that require a small and reliable connection.

The working principle of the 10061122-511210HLF FFC/FPC connector is quite simple. Once the two sides of the connector are mated, the flat cable or board is accurately and securely connected to the PCB. The connector’s flexible construction allows it to bend and move freely, providing reliable connection and maximum durability.

The 10061122-511210HLF FFC/FPC connector is a reliable and cost-effective choice for connecting flexible circuits and flat cables in many different applications. It is easy to assemble and use, and provides reliable connection and stability even in tough conditions. Its small size, precision fit and low cost make it a great choice for a wide variety of applications, from automotive to medical, power supplies, consumer electronics and computer peripherals.

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