84534-6

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Flat Flexible Connectors (FFCs) are a type of electrical connector that are commonly used in the construction of circuit boards. FFCs are typically used to attach small surface mount components to a circuit board, or as a cable assembly to connect one circuit board to another. The 84534-6 FFC is a standard variant of the FFC family.

Application field of 84534-6 FFC
The 84534-6 FFC is typically used in the construction of consumer electronics, such as in cellular phones, personal computers, and game consoles. These applications require very small, lightweight and flexible cables as they require a large number of connections, often in tight spaces. The 84534-6 FFC is especially advantageous as it provides a higher-density connection with less overall cable length and fewer connections than traditional cable assemblies. This allows for smaller device designs while maintaining the same level of performance.

Working Principle of 84534-6 FFC
The 84534-6 FFC is a two-piece flexible cable assembly with an electrical contact on either end, with one contact being the male and one being the female. These two contacts are joined by a flexible cable which contains an array of parallel wires that act as the electrical conductors. The 84534-6 FFC uses a friction lock type of connection, which means that the contacts are held together by friction and not by any type of physical latch or connector. This allows for faster assembly times, as the connection does not require soldering and can be connected or disconnected without any special tools.

The 84534-6 FFC is a robust and reliable type of connector for small devices. It is lightweight and flexible, which makes it ideal for densely packed applications. Not to mention, it can be quickly assembled or disassembled as needed. All of these features make the 84534-6 FFC an excellent choice for applications requiring a miniature connector.

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