30 inch long 100pins tiny pitch flex connector F/F
₦750.00
The 30-inch long 100 pins tiny pitch flex connector F/F is a high-density flexible flat cable (FFC) designed for compact and reliable connections between two female connectors. This type of connector is ideal for applications requiring numerous connections in a small space, such as advanced electronics, displays, and other precision devices.
Key Features:
- Length: 30 inches (approximately 76 cm)
- Connector Type: Female-to-Female (F/F)
- Cable Type: Flexible flat cable (FFC)
- Pitch: Tiny pitch (commonly 0.5mm or less)
- Conductors: 100 conductors
- Insulation: High-quality insulating material for durability and flexibility
- Outer Jacket: Enhanced outer jacket for additional protection and durability
- Compatibility: Suitable for a variety of high-density electronic applications
Technical Specifications:
- Length: 30 inches (76 cm)
- Width: Varies depending on the pitch and number of conductors
- Pitch: Tiny pitch (commonly 0.5mm or less)
- Number of Conductors: 100
- Voltage Rating: Varies (typically up to 60V)
- Current Rating: Varies (typically up to 1A per conductor)
- Temperature Range: -20°C to 80°C
- Material: Conductors are usually copper; insulation is typically polyester or polyimide
- Flexibility: High flexibility for use in tight spaces and moving parts
- Durability: Designed to withstand repeated flexing and bending
- Outer Jacket: Enhanced outer jacket for added durability
Applications:
- High-Density Electronics: Connecting components in high-density electronic devices.
- Displays: Connecting high-resolution displays to controllers or mainboards.
- Sensors: Interfacing various high-precision sensors in compact electronic assemblies.
- Modules: Connecting multiple modules in advanced DIY electronics and prototyping.
- Consumer Electronics: Used in devices requiring numerous connections in limited space.
- Industrial: Suitable for high-density interconnections in industrial equipment and machinery.
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