FC1-16-L2-T-WT-TR

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FFC (Flat Flexible) connectors are a range of products that are designed for use in a wide variety of applications, from telecommunication to industrial automation and automotive. FFCs are lightweight and cost-effective connectors that cater to a wide variety of needs. They are widely used in various industries to connect circuit boards, cables, components, and wires. FPC connectors offer many advantages such as low insertion force, tight mating, and easy installation.

FC1-16-L2-T-WT-TR are a type of FFC connector with a 1.6 mm pitch size, 2-pin connector, through-hole mounting style, wire termination type, and wire to board mating type.

The application fields of these type of connectors can be divided into two parts: industrial and automation and automotive. In the automotive field, FFC connectors are often used in engine control systems, powertrain systems, brake systems, navigation systems, and other electronic components; while in the industrial and automation field, they are extensively used for communication, data transmission, and instrumentation equipment in various industries.

The working principle of FPC connector is simple. An FFC connector consists of two separate parts - the contact or pin, and the connector body. The pins (or contact) of the connector are small metal pieces with the corresponding pins on the board, and the body of the connector is a plastic substrate which holds the pins in place. When the FFC is connected, the pins are pushed into and held in place on the board by the connector body which makes electrical contact with the board.

The contact of FFC connectors is divided into two types, the box and the pin contact. The box contact is most commonly used, as the contact is housed within an insulation shield, allowing the wires to be connected without the possibility of shorting. The pin contact, on the other hand, requires protection from potential shorting, such as insulation tube. This contact type is primarily used in large applications where the connection is made through multiple pins.

FFC connectors are widely used in many applications, including computers, telephones, video equipment, networks, medical and industrial machinery, automobiles, and consumer electronics. They are also ideal for applications with tight spaces and high vibration as they are smaller and sturdier than traditional connectors.

FFC connectors provide reliable and cost-effective electrical connections and have become popular due to their small size, light weight, low cost, reliable performance, and easy installation. In addition, they have advanced features such as low insertion force and tight mating that are important considerations when choosing the right connector for the application.

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