AFFC-100-09-051-11

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Flat Flexible Cables (FFC) are a type of cable composed of flat insulated conductors that are easily connected to a circuit board due to their thin profile. FFCs are typically made up of multiple conductive strands insulated from each other by a thin dielectric layer, and then encased in a flexible plastic sleeve. Ribbon Jumpers Cables (RJC) are a type of cable composed of conductive strands or ribbons that are insulated and encased in a flexible plastic sleeve. RJC\'s have multiple conductive strands in the shape of a ribbon, which is much like a flat cable. The difference between the two is that FFCs have a single, continuous plastic sleeve, while RJC\'s have a wider, thicker plastic sleeve that encloses multiple ribbon conductors.

The AFFC-100-09-051-11 is a type of FFC/RJC jumper cable specifically designed for use in electronics and industrial machinery. This specific FFC/RJC is composed of 100 strands of 28 AWG (American Wire Gauge) conductors that have a maximum amperage of 2 amps per pin. These conductors are insulated with a thin dielectric layer that helps to reduce the risk of electrical shorts. Additionally, the conductors are encased in a flexible plastic sleeve that makes routing and connecting much easier.

The main application for the AFFC-100-09-051-11 is in high-density electrical circuitry, where multiple conductors must be carried within a limited space. FFCs/RJCs are especially useful in these situations because they are much thinner and lighter than traditional cables while providing the same or better electrical performance. Furthermore, FFCs/RJCs offer quick and easy installation, as they can be routed or terminated quickly and without the use of special tools. They can be used in place of large bundles of traditional wires, reducing installation time and costs.

The working principle of the AFFC-100-09-051-11 is relatively simple. The conductors contained within the plastic sleeve are electrically connected via a pin and socket system. A pin is inserted into each end of the cable, where it contacts a spring-loaded switch at the end of the cable. This switch then sends the electrical signal from one conductor to the other, allowing for electrical communication between the connected components.

In summary, the AFFC-100-09-051-11 is a type of FFC/RJC jumper cable designed for use in high-density electrical circuitry. Its unique construction and design makes routing and connecting much easier and more efficient than traditional cables, while providing excellent electrical performance. The working principle of this cable is fairly simple and relies on pins and sockets to send electrical signals from one conductor to the other.

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