5014610591

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FFC, FPC (Flat Flexible) Connectors

Flat Flexible Connectors, often referred to as FFCs or FPCs, have been developed for applications requiring a small, low profile electrical connection. FFCs are thin, flat, flexible interconnections with contact points on one or both sides of the connection. These connectors have been used in commercial, scientific, medical, automotive and other applications because of their ability to meet the demands of tight space situations.

5014610591 Application Field and Working Principle

The 5014610591 is a flexible flat ribbon cable with connector, commonly known as FFC. It is mainly used in household appliances, office equipment, control instruments, communication equipment, automotive electronics and other fields. FFCs are generally designed with contact points on one or both sides of the connection. The leads of the FFC running along its length are insulated by a thin film or plastic-like material that enables them to flex and bend when connected.

The 5014610591 utilizes a simple yet highly reliable design to connect two areas of a device. The cable’s two ends are designed with metal contacts, which when pressed together, act as a kind of conductive “bridge” to connect the two differing areas of the device. These two contact points then establish an electrical connection, allowing power, data, or any other connection to take place. This simple working principle makes the 5014610591 a dependable and cost effective way to connect two areas of a device.

The most common type of FFC cable is the ZIF (Zero Insertion Force) connector. This type of connector is designed to enable easy connection with minimal effort. The cable has two ends which are designed with metal contacts. A slidable latch is used to open and close the connection points, thus allowing the cable to be disconnected and reconnected with ease. A simple pressure on the two sides of the latch will release and reconnect the cable.

FFCs have a several advantages. For starters, FFCs are lightweight and easily integrated into a device without taking up additional space. They can also be manipulated in tight spaces and connectors as small as 2.54mm can be used. FFCs also offer a great degree of flexibility, allowing for the cables to be bent and flexed at tighter angles than their rigid cable counterparts. This flexibility also allows for miniaturization, further decreasing the size of a device while still maintaining the necessary electrical connections.

The 5014610591 is a cost-effective and versatile FFC solution for applications where space is limited. Its contact points are highly reliable and the cable is designed to offer excellent electrical performance. In addition, the ZIF version of this connector makes it easy to connect and disconnect using minimal effort. The 5014610591 is thus ideal for applications where electrical connections must be made in tight spaces.

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