AFFC-100-16-127-11

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Flat Flex and Ribbon Jumper Cables serve as wiring systems used to connect devices and serve as the conduits for transport of power and data signals from one component to another. Performing in a multitude of applications, and ranging from simple consumer applications to industrial applications, Flat Flex and Ribbon Jumper Cables are an important tool for storage and transmission of digital, analog and other forms of signals. The particular model of Flat Flex and Ribbon Jumper Cables we are examining, the AFFC-100-16-127-11, is a standard size gold plated flat flexible cable designed to avoid electromagnetic interference (EMI).

The AFFC-100-16-127-11 consists of a flat flexible cable, typically consisting of between 7 to 50 individually insulated copper strands, and has an average insulation thickness between 0.1mm and 0.5mm. Though many different designs of flat flex Ribbon Jumper Cables exist, the AFFC-100-16-127-11 consists of an alternating sequence of slots and staggered conductors, with insulation surrounding each conductor. This type of design is used to create an efficient and cost-effective cable, which can be used for a variety of applications.

The insulation surrounding each of the conductors of the AFFC-100-16-127-11 helps to protect the cable from any dirt, moisture, or other contaminants which might effect the signals. The insulation also blocks any static electricity which could interfere with the signal quality or cause false readings. In addition to the insulation, the AFFC-100-16-127-11 also includes a gold plated layer which helps reduce the effects of EMI on the signals, allowing them to travel more effectively without interruption.

The AFFC-100-16-127-11 is most often used in automotive, communication, consumer electronics, military, medical, and industrial applications. As an automotive application, flat flex ribbon jumper cables are ideal for connecting components in automobile, such as headlights, radios, and control systems. In the field of communications, the cables can be used to connect telecommunication components such as modems, switching equipment, satellite receivers, and other digital devices. The AFFC-100-16-127-11 can also be applied in consumer electronics, allowing for more efficient transmission and data transfer of digital signals. Military, medical and industrial applications may use the AFFC-100-16-127-11 to connect sensitive instruments, circuitry, and other control systems that require EMI immunity.

The principal of operation for the AFFC-100-16-127-11 is fairly simple. When electricity is transmitted through the cable, the alternating slots and staggered conductors of the flat flex design act as a wave form, carrying electrical signals along the cable without the interference of EMI. The interlocking conductors and insulation minimize the space taken up by the cable while also protecting the signals from any static interference or other environmental conditions which might effect the signal quality. The gold plating has the further benefit of taking the majority of the “noise” on the cable, reducing signal interference and dropouts.

The AFFC-100-16-127-11 flat flex ribbon jumper cable is an important tool for storage and transmission of digital, analog and other forms of signals, with uses in automotive, communication, consumer electronics, military, medical, and industrial applications. This cable is typically composed of 7 to 50 individually insulated copper strands, is usually 0.1mm to 0.5mm in insulation thickness, and includes a gold plated layer which reduces the effects of EMI on the signals. The alternating slots and staggered conductors along the cable act as a wave form, carrying electrical signals along the cable without the interference of EMI. This allows the cable to transmit data and power safely and with minimal signal interference.

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