FJH-20-D-20.13-4

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Flat Flex, Ribbon Jumper Cables are widely used in everyday life. This type of cable typically consists of multiple thin strands of insulation-encased wires that are arranged in a flat configuration. These cables are great for flexing around and connecting wires in electrical circuits and other small, tight spaces. The FJH-20-D-20.13-4 is a classic example of this type of cable. In this article, we\'ll look at the applications and working principles of FJH-20-D-20.13-4.

The first thing to know about FJH-20-D-20.13-4 is that it is a flat-flex jumper cable that is resistant to heat. This is due to its constructions which make use of polyvinyl chloride (PVC) insulation on its conductors. This insulation is durable and can withstand temperatures up to 80 degrees Celsius. Its listed voltage rating is 1000 VDC. It is available in 5- and 10-conductor lengths and is available in various colors.

FJH-20-D-20.13-4 is ideal for use in a variety of applications including but not limited to computer peripherals, automation control circuits, and many other areas where flexibility and insulation are important. Due to its thick insulation, this type of cable is also deemed appropriate for use in outdoor as well as wet locations. Additionally, these cables can be used in high temperatures and are great for tight spaces or where flexibility is needed.

The FJH-20-D-20.13-4 works on the principle of current conduction. The current flows through the strands of fine wires which are insulated with PVC. This insulation prevents the electricity from escaping and allows a steady and evenly distributed flow of electricity. This type of cable also allows for easier installation, as no soldering is required even in tight spots.

In conclusion, the FJH-20-D-20.13-4 flat-flex jumper cable is a great choice for various applications where flexibility and insulation are important. Its thin wires and strong insulation make it ideal for high temperatures and tight spaces. The current conduction principle of the cable allows for steady and well-distributed electricity flow, and ease of installation as no soldering is needed. This makes this type of cable a great choice when it comes to modern electrical projects.

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