FSK-24B-15

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Flat Flex and Ribbon Jumper Cables are used in a wide variety of applications, from audio/video connectors to industrial cable harnesses. Whether it is used in the workplace or at home, it is important to understand the application field and working principle of FSK-24B-15, one of flat flex and ribbon jumper cables.

The FSK-24B-15 is a Flat Flexible Cable (FFC), or flat flexible ribbon cable, which is a type of single-conductor cable used to interface related, yet electrically isolated, components in an electrical equipment. FSK-24B-15 has a dielectric strength of 15V, and the preferred operating temperature range of this particular cable is 0°- 70°C. An FFC can also be referred to as a flexible flat ribbon cable, or a skinny flat flexible cable.

A FFC has terminated, or crimped, end connectors that are wider than the cable itself, which allows for easy connections between components. The cable is then held in place by two plastic latching mechanisms. This prevents the cable from being accidently pulled out, while allowing for quick and easy connection or disconnection. FFCs are usually made from stranded copper wire, which provides flexibility and good electrical properties. The conductors are insulated with PVC, which provides good dielectric strength and flexibility at the same time.

The typical application field of FSK-24B-15 include automotive and consumer audio/video, telecom/networking, computer/peripheral, consumer appliance, industrial, and display. FSK-24B-15 can be used to transfer signals between components such as hard drives, processors, devices, and other components.

To understand the working principle of FSK-24B-15, we must first look at the composition of the cable. A FFC has three parts: a dielectric core, conductors, and insulation. The dielectric core is usually made from PVC or Teflon and it has a series of circular grooves along its surface. These grooves are designed to allow the conductors to be wrapped around the dielectric core so that their electrical signals can be transmitted without interference.

The two conductors are then insulated with the insulation material, which prevents any short circuits from occurring between them. The conductor wires are usually attached to the dielectric core with metal lugs, which are soldered in place. Finally, the plastic lugs are attached at both ends of the cable, so that they can be connected to the corresponding equipment.

In conclusion, the FSK-24B-15 is a Flat Flexible Cable (FFC) with a dielectric strength of 15V and a preferred operating temperature of 0-70°C. It is composed of a dielectric core, conductors, and insulation material. It is used in a variety of applications, such as automotive and consumer audio/video, telecom/networking, computer/peripheral, consumer appliance, industrial, and display, and its working principle relies on conducting signals through the circular grooves of the dielectric core.

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