59453-062110EDHLF

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FFC (Flat Flexible) Connectors are a type of electrical connector used to join flat cables or cables with similar dimensions. These connectors contain two or more metal contacts pre-assembled into a molded plastic shell. The flat flexible cables used in this type of connector are considerably thinner than normal electrical cables, however, they are much more flexible. FFC connectors used in the 59453-062110EDHLF application field are designed for use in a variety of low-current applications such as applications involving instrumentation, computer, and telecommunications equipment.

FFC connectors, when used in this application, also provide a low profile which is important for equipment located in tight or confined spaces. This is especially important for equipment in medical and aerospace applications. It is also important to note that FFC connectors allow for higher speed signals with fewer EMI and crosstalk issues.

FFC connectors used in this particular application are designed to meet stringent industry standards, including IP67 sealing, maximum current ratings up to 1.5 amps, and temperature ranges up to 125°C. They are available in a variety of industry standard sizes and with different mating heights. Other features include center guide rails for easier mating and blind-mating protection, as well as positive locking mechanisms for added security when the connector is used with cables that do not have a latch or hook.

The working principle of the 59453-062110EDHLF FFC connectors is based on the contact principle in which two metal strips come into contact with each other when mated, and then remain connected until unmated. The contacts are comprised of two metal strips that are mounted in the connector housing. Each contact is centred on the corresponding mating blade and preloaded with a spring force. The mating blades allow for sufficient air and contact gap to ensure the proper connection in the presence of dirt, dust or oxidation.

The basic steps of operation are as follows: first, the mating blades or stems are inserted into the mating surface of the plug, lining up the metal strips of each contact on either side. Then, the spring-loaded contacts will press against the mating blades, and if both sets of contacts are lined up properly, the contacts will make contact and an electrical connection is completed. Finally, the stem will be either screwed in, or latched in, depending on the type of the connector.

In conclusion, the 59453-062110EDHLF application field FFC connectors belongs to the family of flat flexible connectors and it is a type of electrical connector used to join flat cables or cables with similar dimensions. These connectors have a low profile which is important for equipment located in tight or confined spaces, and they provide higher speed signals with fewer EMI and crosstalk issues. The working principle of this connector is based on the contact principle in which two metal strips come into contact with each other when mated, and then remain connected until unmated.

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