FJ-20-D-10.70-4

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Flat Flex Ribbon Jumper Cables, such as FJ-20-D-10.70-4, are a type of jumper cables designed for use in electrical and electronics applications. These cables offer a convenient way to connect two or more electrical components together in a circuit, without the need for soldering or messy cable ties.

Application Field

Flat Flex Ribbon Jumper Cables are used in a wide range of applications, including PCB assembly, industrial automation, robotics, automotive, aerospace, military and medical instrumentation. They are especially suitable for locations where space is at a premium, but precision and reliability is still required, such as on a PCB or printed circuit board. The cables’ small size and flexibility make them easy to install in a variety of locations, and they are also cost-effective compared to other types of jumper cables.

Working Principle

Flat Flex Ribbon Jumper Cables are generally made up of one or more insulated copper wires, which have been tightly twisted together in order to increase their surface contact area. This twisted structure helps to reduce the electrical resistance between the two points, enabling a reliable signal transmission. The insulation of the wires is usually made from a PVC material or other special rubber-like material, in order to prevent any electrical shorts.

The ends of the cable are usually equipped with two or more crimpable or solderable connectors, which can be used to quickly and securely attach the cable to the component or circuit board. The crimpable connectors are normally made of metal or insulated plastic, and they are designed to fit the specific type of cable being used. The connectors can be crimped onto the cables using a special tool, or they can be soldered onto the component or PCB using a soldering iron.

Flat Flex Ribbon Jumper Cables offer several key advantages over conventional cables. They can be easily routed through tight spaces, and they are more flexible than standard cables. Additionally, they are lighter and more cost-effective than other types of cables, making them an attractive option for a wide range of applications.

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