2-1734248-4 Connectors, Interconnects

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FFC connectors, also known as FPC (Flat Flexible) Connector, use flat flexible cables as a bridge to transmit signals, power, and data from one device to another. The name ‘FFC’ stands for ‘Flat Flexible Cable’, and is most commonly used in mobile and laptop applications, where a small form factor, low weight, and high data transfer are needed. FFC connectors are among the most commonly used interconnects for interconnecting various PCBs and boards in any application that requires a secure and reliable interconnection.

FFCs are typically made up of two or more rows of electrical contacts. In order to ensure proper interfacing of two boards, two types of FFCs are used: Single-Row FFC (2-1734248-4) and Double-Row FFC. The 2-1734248-4 part number is a single-row FFC that is most commonly used for interfacing two boards. It is designed with a rectangular body and one row of electrical contacts on either side for signal transmitting.

In order to provide a secure link between two boards, it is necessary to ensure that the two contacts are firmly in contact. This is accomplished by fitting two contact plates (known as ‘fingers’) on either side of the contact point. When two boards are joined together, the two contact plates act as bridges to ensure that the contact points are correctly in line, allowing an electric signal to flow between the two boards. The fingers also ensure that a reliable connection is established between the two boards.

FFC connectors are also designed with a spring-loaded locking mechanism. This mechanism keeps the two contact plates firmly compressed against each other, allowing for a secure and reliable connection. The spring-loaded locking mechanism also keeps the connection tight and stable, preventing movement or accidental disconnections of the two boards.

FFC connectors are mainly used for interconnecting two boards or PCBs which do not require high current. Examples include laptop and mobile connections, consumer electronic products, and home automation systems. In addition, FFCs are also used in other applications that require a reliable and secure interconnection. One such application is in medical devices, where the use of FFC connectors ensures that the device is accurately interconnected.

In summary, FFC connectors are commonly used in many electronic applications where secure and reliable interfacing is required. These connectors are a convenient and cost-effective solution for any application that requires a small form factor, low weight and high data transfer. The use of 2-1734248-4 FFC connector ensures the correct interfacing of two boards and a secure and reliable connection between them. With its spring-loaded locking mechanism, the FFC connector is the ideal choice for any application that requires a secure and dependable interconnection.

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