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Flat Flex, Ribbon Jumper Cables

The 28100-0292 application field and working principle of flat flex and ribbon jumper cables are widely used in a variety of low voltage power applications. The cables are designed to carry low voltage power through ribbon conductors that are housed in a flat, flexible sheath. This design makes it possible for the cables to be arranged in very tight pathways, reducing their overall weight and increasing their efficiency.

Flat Flex

Flat flex cables are composed of flat, flexible conductive ribbons that are embedded in a sheath. The sheath serves as a protective covering and insulating material for the conductors, as well as providing an additional mechanical strength and rigidity to the cable. The conductors are interconnected with small conductive pads that allow for easy connection to other components. The flexible design of the cables allows them to be bent and stretched to fit into a variety of pathways and applications.

Ribbon Jumper Cables

Ribbon jumper cables are constructed from a flat, flexible conductor surrounded by insulation and then a protective sheath. The sheath serves to prevent the conductor from being exposed to the environment. The conductor is connected to other components with small conductive pads. The cables are flexible and allow for the connection of multiple components in a single pathway. The cables can be routed through tight pathways and can be bent or stretched to fit into a variety of applications. The cables are usually available in a range of lengths and colors to accommodate different requirements.

Working Principle

The working principle of flat flex and ribbon jumper cables is based on the principle of electric conduction. Electric current flows between the two components that are connected by the cables. This electric current flow causes a voltage drop across the cables, which is what powers the connected components. The cables serve to reduce the voltage drop, allowing more current to be pushed through them without the need for additional power sources.

Applications

Flat flex and ribbon jumper cables are used in a wide variety of applications. They are commonly used in a variety of low voltage applications such as cellular phones, medical equipment, alarms/security systems, electronic appliances, circuit boards, computer networks, aerospace electronics, and more. The cables are also used in automotive, military, and industrial applications. They are also used to connect AC and DC power sources to machines and devices.

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