52892-3095

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Flat Flexible Cables (FFCs) and Flat Printed Circuits (FPCs) are used to connect electronic components together and allow data to be sent/received from one device to another. From a technical standpoint, these connectors are designed to provide a secure, reliable, and cost effective method to enable connection of digital signals, control and/or power transmission within an electronic device. The 52892-3095, also referred to as a FFC or FPC connector, is an example of a flat flexible cable/flat printed circuit connector.

The 52892-3095 is a single-ended FFC connector used to interface one PCB with another. This particular connector utilizes a 50-position, single-row arrangement that is pushed onto PCB traces and has a 0.35 mm pitch. Each side of the connector is keyed differently in order to prevent misalignment and maintain the signal integrity of the connection. Alternatively, this FFC/FPC connector also features a pull-tab strain relief for quick and easy connector installation and removal.

In addition, the 52892-3095 offers a robust housing made up of UL94V-0 rated high-temperature plastic. This housing is designed to protect connections against dust, dampness, and to reduce vibrations while preventing shorts that can occur between conductors due to temperature cycling. As far as electrical specifications are concerned, this FFC/FPC connector features an insulation resistance of 250 Megohm min, a dielectric withstanding voltage of 400 volts DC per UL 1978, and a minimum contact resistance of 20 Milliohm.

Now that the key features have been discussed, let\'s take a look at the application field and working principle of the 52892-3095. It is mainly used in a variety of consumer electronics, such as data, audio, and video lines, as well as other digital applications requiring high performance connectors. The basic working principle behind this connector is as follows: the cable is inserted into the connector contacts and fastened in place with two screws; the connector contacts then create a secure electrical connection when the cable is attached; and finally, the 52892-3095 is designed to hold the cable in place even during temperature cycling and dynamic vibrations.

To sum up, the 52892-3095 is a single-ended FFC connector that provides a secure, reliable, and cost-effective method to enable connection of digital signals, control, and/or power transmission within an electronic device. It features a robust housing, made up of UL94V-0 rated high-temperature plastic, and offers an insulation resistance of 250 Megohm min, a dielectric withstanding voltage of 400 volts DC per UL 1978, and a minimum contact resistance of 20 Milliohm. Moreover, this connector is mainly used in consumer electronics such as data, audio, and video lines, and is designed to hold the cable in place even during temperature cycling and dynamic vibrations.

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