5017863091 Connectors, Interconnects

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FFC (Flat Flexible) connectors are one of the most versatile interconnects in the market today. They are ideal for a wide variety of applications, ranging from small electronic products to large industrial applications. FFC connectors are a type of flat cable that can be used to make electrical connections between two circuits or components. They are widely used in computer systems, consumer electronics, medical equipment, automotive and aerospace applications.

FFC connectors are typically found in two types: Single-Row (SR) and Dual-Row (DR). Single-row connectors are used in low-density applications, such as connecting internal peripherals, while dual-row connectors are typically used for high-density applications, such as board-to-board interconnects. They have a flat conductor, which is usually made from copper or aluminum, and typically come in pitch sizes ranging from 0.25mm to 12.00mm.

These FFC connectors are available in various configurations, including top-contact, bottom-contact, right-angle, and wrap-around. The top-contact and bottom-contact configurations are used for panel-mounted connectors, while right-angle and wrap-around connectors are used when flexibility is required. Additionally, FFC connectors can be manufactured with different types of terminals, including soldered, pin grid array (PGA) or surface mounted. Depending on the application and the type of terminal required, the terminals can also be matched to accommodate the mating connectors.

The working principle behind FFC connectors is fairly straightforward. As the two connectors mate, the flat conductor is squeezed into contact with the receptacle, making an electrical connection. This connection is maintained through the use of a plastic latch, which holds the flat conductor in place until the two connectors are mated or disengaged. The connection between the flat conductor and receptacle is extremely reliable, and allows for a much higher current rating than traditional wire-to-wire connections.

In addition to their versatility, durability, and reliability, FFC connectors provide several additional benefits. Unmated or partially-mated connectors are much easier to handle than their wire-to-wire counterparts, allowing for a lower cost of assembly and maintenance. Furthermore, FFC connectors are much lighter and far more flexible than traditional cabling solutions, making them an ideal choice in a wide range of applications.

With their reliability, versatility, and manageability, FFC connectors are quickly becoming the product of choice for countless industrial and consumer applications. Manufacturers such as 5017863091 are creating customized FFC connectors that meet the exact requirements of their customer applications, offering a fast, secure connection that is reliable, dependable, and easy to use.

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