What Can FPC Connectors Be Used For?

FFC refers to any type of flexible and flat cable, and FPC is a flexible printed circuit.

What can FFC be used for?

FFC (Flexible Flat Cable) is a ribbon cable, named after its wide flat structure. They are generally straight connectors without any other components. FFC cables generally consist of a plastic film on which a number of metal connectors are glued, and the distance between each connector is called "distance". Battery connector

The structure of FFC cables means that compared with round cables, they take up less space, have greater flexibility, and generally have better EMI/RFI suppression capabilities and eliminate wire coupling problems.

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They are generally used in high-density electronic systems, especially where high flexibility is required, such as connection with mobile printer heads, folding mobile phones, or places where weight or space constraints exist.

FFC cables with distances of 0.5mm, 0.8mm, 1mm, 1.25mm and 2.54mm are provided, suitable for welding or penetration connection.

Let us know your specific requirements, including the number of connectors, distances, lengths and terminal types, our experienced team will provide you with a quotation for custom-planned FFC cables.

In order to make up for the size of our FFC cables, a series of FFC connectors suitable for different pitches are provided.

What can FPC connectors be used for?

A flexible printed circuit board is also an example of a flexible electronic device. It consists of a flexible polymer matrix on which conductive circuits can be printed before being sealed with a protective polymer coating.

Compared with traditional rigid circuit boards, FPC is not only a connector, but also lighter, thinner, and has higher flexibility. Automotive connector

Its flexibility improves its durability and reliability, making it very suitable for use in highly flexible electronic products, rather than in rigid circuits, or when weight and/or space are limiting factors, such as artificial Consumer electronics, hearing aids and flexible solar cells in satellites.