FJH-20-R-13.00-4

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<dic><h3>Flat Flex Ribbon Jumper Cables</h3><p>Flat Flex Ribbon (FFR) Jumper Cables offer several advantages over coaxial cable assemblies. They are typically lighter and less expensive, more flexible, and easier to install, as well as having the ability to be mounted in tight spaces. The FFR Jumper Cables have a flat profile with a thickness of only 0.100”. The size varies according to the required length and connectors.</p><h3>FJH-20-R-13.00-4 Application Field and Working Principle</h3><p>The FJH-20-R-13.00-4 Flat Flex Ribbon Jumper Cable is designed to perform well in a number of applications. The device is rated for a temperature range of −25°C to +85°C and can be used in the computer, aerospace, military, medical, communications, and instrumentation fields.</p><p>The FJH-20-R-13.00-4 Flat Flex Ribbon Cable is constructed of an outer jacket with a strong impact-resistant, abrasion-resistant, and solvent-resistant material. It is also resistant to acids, alkalis, ozone, and ultraviolet radiation. The conductor is made of an oxygen-free, round-stranded, tinned copper conductor. The insulation is made of a high-impact, abrasion-resistant material that offers excellent dielectric properties. The shielding consists of an aluminum/polyester/aluminum shield and a drain wire.</p><p>The FJH-20-R-13.00-4 Flat Flex Ribbon Jumper Cable is designed to perform best at low frequencies and the signal integrity will suffer at higher frequencies. The cable has an impedance of 130 ohms, an attenuation between 2.3 and 7.2 dB/meter, and a maximum velocity of propagation of 0.75. The cable can handle a maximum operating voltage of 300 volts, as well as a maximum operating current of 2.5 amperes.</p><p>The FJH-20-R-13.00-4 Flat Flex Ribbon Jumper Cable operates on the principle that the signal current follows the path of least resistance. The signal current flows through the conductors, which are insulated from each other. The conductive path allows the current to flow without interference from the external environment, thereby eliminating crosstalk, noise, and signal degradation. The shielding reduces electromagnetic and radio frequency interference (EMI/RFI). The drain wire allows for proper EMI/RFI grounding.</p><p>The advantages of the FJH-20-R-13.00-4 Flat Flex Ribbon Jumper Cable include its ability to be bent and twisted at any angle, its compact design, and its flexibility in installation. The cable is lightweight, making it easier to transport and handle. It also provides superior signal transmission, is less expensive than coaxial cable assemblies, and can be used in areas with limited space.</p></dic>

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