65801-058LF

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Flat Flexible Connectors (FFC/FPC) are versatile and cost-efficient components used to connect printed circuit boards and systems. Among FFC/FPC connectors, 65801-058LF is a cost effective, reliable and popular type of connector. This article will focus on 65801-058LF connectors and discuss their application field and working principle.

65801-058LF type of connectors is mainly used in the appliance, automotive, industrial control, consumer electronics, and medical equipment industries. It has been widely adopted due to its small size, reliability and high performance. It can be used to interconnect between multiple printed circuit boards with a total area of 8.843mm².

The 65801-058LF connector has two parts: a male and female connection. The male pin is typically soldered to a printed circuit board terminated with one of two common interfacing technologies: mid projection terminations (MPT) or Bottom Contact Termination (BCT). The female part is attached to the mating board which usually has an IDC style socket. The connection of two printed circuit boards paves way for communication between them, and the 65801-058LF connector is the medium through which this communication happens.

The 65801-058LF connector has eight contact terminations that are housed in a single row. This configuration offers a cost-effective means of connecting signals between boards with minimal insertion force and fewer components than other types of connectors. It also provides superior insulation resistance and current carrying capacity. The insulation resistance of 65801-058LF contacts is greater than 200mΩ, and the current-carrying capacity is up to 3A when used with digital signaling.

The working principle of the 65801-058LF connector is based on a sliding contact mechanism. The contacts are made using flat flexible cables (FFC) which effectively transfer electrical signals from one board to another without the need for soldering. The terminals on the connector can take either top or bottom termination technology, depending on the manufacturer’s specifications. The terminals are then soldered onto the printed circuit board to form electrical connections which are insulated by an insulation material such as PTFE.

Upon application of a force, the 65801-058LF connector slides the FFC ribbon into the IDC socket which creates electrical contact between the boards. The female contacts in the terminal housing are curved such that the force applied to the connector as it is inserted becomes evenly distributed among the contacts. This ensures that the contacts make proper connection and do not strain the terminals upon connection. The connector also has a shutter which is designed to protect the contacts from dirt and dust. The connector also features an external protective tab to prevent premature insertion.

In conclusion, the 65801-058LF connector is a versatile and reliable type of FFC/FPC connector that is used to interconnect between printed circuit boards. It is cost effective, and its performance is superior compared to other types of connectors. It has eight contact terminations and pins with high insulation resistance and current-carrying capacity. It is mainly used in the appliance, automotive, industrial control, consumer electronics, and medical equipment industries.

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