12-001.75-152FB

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Flat Flex and Ribbon Jumper Cables are two unique form factors for cable assemblies that are used for a variety of scanning and motion control applications. This article will focus on the 12-001.75-152FB application field and its working principle.

Flat Flex cable assemblies are made of flat strands of insulated wires surrounded by a film material and connected into a flat flexible ribbon. Typically, the cables are constructed with flat conductors, made in eight or twelve layers and overall shield. This offers excellent flexibility, more wiring in a given area, and packing densities that are much higher than conventional cables. Additionally, Flat Flex cables are much easier to route, run, and handle than regular cables, as they are lighter and much more pliable. This cable assembly could be used in robotics, pick-and-place applications, in assembly lines, and in laboratories.

The 12-001.75-152FB is a Flat Flex cable assembly that has been designed for high speed applications in motion control, scanning, and data acquisition. It is capable of data transmission at a rate of 8 gigabits per second (Gb/s). The cable assembly comprises of 7 insulated core wires with an overall shield. The wires are made of polyimide, are 1.75 mm in diameter, and are 152 mm long. The jacket is made of a polyurethane material that is resistant to oils, fuels, and solvents. The cable assembly also has a low profile, making it ideal for use in confined spaces.

When looking at the working principle of the 12-001.75-152FB assembly, it relies on high speed serial communication. This is done through the use of a differential signaling technique to improve signal integrity. This means that the data signals are sent out on two different lines, the first one carrying the signal and the second one carrying the inverted version of the same signal. This allows error-free communication and allows for faster data transmission.

The differential signaling technique ensures that all noise signals are cancelled out, which lowers the rate of bit errors and ensures a reliable connection. The 12-001.75-152FB is also resistant to voltage surges and has an operating temperature range of -60°C to +120°C, making it suitable for use in a variety of environments.

In conclusion, the 12-001.75-152FB cable assembly form factor belongs in the Flat Flex and Ribbon Jumper Cables family. It can be used in a variety of scanning and motion control applications due to its ability to transmit data at a rate of 8 Gb/s and due to its differential signaling technique, which allows for noise reduction and error-free communication. The cable assembly also has a low profile and is resistant to voltage surges, allowing it to be used in confined spaces and in harsh environments.

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