65801-052LF

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Flat flexible connectors (FFCs) are used to connect wires and cables to printed circuit boards. Commonly used in laptops, mobile phones and other devices, FFCs are flexible, cost-effective and durable methods of connecting wires and cables in a range of appliances and hardware. The 65801-052LF is one type of FFC, a 0.050" pitch connector designed for low-voltage applications.

The 65801-052LF is a small, 50-position FFC with 0.5mm contact pitch. It is designed for low-voltage applications up to 16v. The 65801-052LF is a double-row FFC that is optimized to provide reliable interconnection between components. It is available in two contact terminate styles: Standard and Enclosed. The Standard style includes a full range of standard FFC terminations, such as SMT Contact, PCB Contact and Floating contact. The Enclosed style FFC provides a more secure connection for very low profile devices such as micro-controller applications. Both terminations are available in a variety of contact configurations.

To use the 65801-052LF, a user should locate the FPC connector and the associated FFC cable. The FPC connector is connected to the board with screws, and the FFC cable is inserted between the FPC connector and the board. The FFC cable is then pressed into the board to make contact. Once the contacts are made, the FFC connector can be locked into place to complete the connection. To ensure the best connection, it is important to make sure the FFC cable is the right size for the contact spacing of the FPC connector.

The 65801-052LF is a cost-efficient solution to connecting small components. It is a more reliable connection than a typical “pin and socket” connection, is easy to install, and requires less space. The 65801-052LF is a great solution for low-voltage applications such as consumer electronics, computer peripherals, consumer appliances, automotive and more.

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