687730152002

Flat Flex

Flat flex cables are made of copper wires and insulation. They are a flat, flexible and ribbon-like wires that are suitable for flexible or space-saving applications. Generally, flat flex cables are used in the electronics industry for applications such as printed circuit boards (PCBs) or flat panel displays.

Ribbon Jumpers

Ribbon jumpers are a type of electrical wire used to connect different components in an electronic device. They are thin, flexible, and can be bent around tight corners. They are commonly used to connect components on printed circuit boards (PCB) or other electronic devices. Ribbon jumpers are available in various lengths, wire thicknesses, and colors.

687730152002 Application Field and Working Principle

The 687730152002 is a type of flat wire used in various electrical and mechanical applications. It is a flat, flexible, and ribbon-like conductive wire. It is used mainly to make electrical connections between components on a PCB or other devices. The 687730152002 consists of a metal conductor coated with insulation material. The insulation material prevents electrical current from short circuiting or resultant damage. The 687730152002 comes in sizes ranging from 0.05mm2 to 2.0mm2.

The 687730152002 can be used for many applications such as connecting electronic components, connecting electric motors, connecting high voltage components, and more. It is also commonly used in communication cables, automotive wiring, and power cables. Additionally, the 687730152002 is used in robotic systems, 3D printers, and automotive applications. The insulation of the 687730152002 helps to protect against electric shock, noise interference, and environmental hazards.

The 687730152002 can be connected to a PCB or other components using crimp connectors or clamp connectors. Crimp connectors use a special tool to crimp into the wire to form a secure electrical connection. Clamp connectors require no additional tools, as they are simply clamped down on the wire. The 687730152002 can also be soldered, but soldering is not recommended for the majority of these applications.