FJH-20-D-40.30-4

Flat Flex, Ribbon Jumper Cables

Flat Flex Ribbon Cables are thin, flat wires that are used to bridge multiple cables together. The FJH-20-D-40.30-4 is a type of flat flexible ribbon jumper cable that can provide reliable connections between components. It is an ideal choice for connecting a variety of components that require electrical or optical connections, including sensors, actuators, and data processors. It can be used in a variety of industrial and commercial applications.

Application Field

The FJH-20-D-40.30-4 flat flexible ribbon jumper cables are designed to be used in a variety of applications including industrial automation and robotics. They are also used in commercial applications such as video and audio equipment, computer and laptop peripherals, and telecommunication systems. The cables are also ideal for connecting multiple components in high-density applications such as within a rack, as the thin and flexible construction of the cable allows for easy routing between components.

Working Principle

The FJH-20-D-40.30-4 flat flexible ribbon jumper cables are composed of insulated conductors that are connected to a single, flat cable. Each conductor is connected to a stop pot, which terminates the cable at each end. The stop pot allows the user to easily connect and disconnect the cable from the components without requiring any tools. The thin, flat cable is easy to route within the application and its flexibility allows for easy installation and removal of the cables. The conductors are insulated by a flexible polyethylene thermoplastic insulating material, allowing the cable to be used for both electrical and optical connections.

Advantages

The FJH-20-D-40.30-4 flat flexible ribbon jumper cables offer several advantages over traditional rigid jumper cables. They are lighter and thinner than traditional rigid cables, making them much easier to route in tight spaces. They are more reliable than traditional rigid cables and are able to withstand frequent flexing and vibration. They are also more flexible than traditional jumper cables, which makes them easier to install and remove. The cable\'s flexibility also helps reduce the amount of strain placed on the components, as the cable itself can redistribute the strain along its length. The thin and flexible design also helps reduce the amount of space used in applications, allowing for more components to be integrated within a given space.

Disadvantages

Although the FJH-20-D-40.30-4 flat flexible ribbon jumper cables offer many advantages, there are a few disadvantages associated with their use. As the cable is made up of a single, flat piece, it is not suitable for connecting components that need to be separated by different lengths of cable. This is due to the difficulty in routing around corners or bends as the cable is limited to a single direction due to its flat construction. Additionally, the cables may not be suitable for applications that require large amounts of power, as the cables are not designed to handle high current levels. Lastly, the cables are more expensive than traditional rigid cables, as they require more specialized manufacturing processes.

Conclusion

The FJH-20-D-40.30-4 flat flexible ribbon jumper cables are a great choice for applications where traditional rigid cables are not suitable. They are thinner and lighter than traditional jumper cables, making them ideal for high-density applications. Additionally, their flexible construction makes them easy to install and route in difficult spaces. They are well suited for electrical and optical connections and can handle limited power requirements. However, they may not be suitable for applications that require large amounts of power or require separating components by varying lengths. They are also more expensive than traditional rigid cables.