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Flat flexible connectors, or FFC/FPC connectors, are widely used in consumer electronics and have become increasingly popular due to their compact size and light weight. They are typically used to interconnect boards and devices, joining a flexible printed circuit (FPC) with an array of contact pads on another board or component.

The FFC/FPC connectors range from low-profile designs that occupy very little space to high-density configurations with a tremendous number of pins. They are more reliable than traditional cables, with fewer connection points, and are also easier to install and maintain.

The 52806-1310 application field and working principle of the flat flexible connector involves two primary components: a male connector who’s contact points are exposed, on one side, and a female connector on the other side containing female contact points. These two pieces of the connector slide together and then latch onto each other so that the exposed contact points line up and the connection is made.

The contact pins on the female end of the connector are made of gold to ensure conductivity and reduce resistance over time. The male contact pins on the opposite end are generally made from a brass material to provide more flexible connections over cycles of movement. The overall combination of materials ensures optimal connection even where the components may go through bending, vibration, or shock.

The application fields for the 52806-1310 FFC/FPC connector mainly involve any component or device that requires regular connections to be made or broken. This can include DVD and Blu-ray players, TVs, computers, gaming consoles and virtually any other consumer electronic product with a motherboard.

FFC/FPC connectors are also used in aircraft, cars and communication technology such as cell phones and routers. They are particularly useful for connection to components that require a large number connectors in one cable or for space-saving designs.

Flat flexible connectors are an ideal choice when a high number of contact points are required with minimal space and light weight a priority. Furthermore, their longevity through repeated and regular connections make them reliable and easy to maintain. With their many useful applications, FFC/FPC connectors are increasingly used in many consumer electronics and beyond.

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