Low insertion force 0.5 mm pitch FFC/FPC connector series - Connector Specifier

Low insertion force 0.5 mm pitch FFC/FPC connector series


Jun 16, 2010
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MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. -- AVX Corporation, a manufacturer of advanced passive components and interconnect solutions, has developed a 0.5 mm pitch, low-insertion-force (LIF) FFC/FPC connector series for "price-sensitive applications." According to the company, the low-profile 6284 Series connectors feature a staggered dual-contact arrangement that makes positioning and insertion of the FFC/FPC cable easier. In addition, this design enhances mating security by increasing the separation force.

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"The new 6284 LIF FFC/FPC connector design requires an insertion force of almost 25% less than other LIF connectors, while its separation force is around double that of other connectors," said Nick Bogovich, marketing manager for AVX sister company Kyocera Elco Connectors.

With a low profile of 1.5mm, the 6284 Series connectors are available from eight to 60 positions and can be customized to meet application requirements. The operating temperature ranges from -40ºC to +85ºC, and can be extended to +105ºC to meet requirements for use in automotive applications.

The 6284 connectors are suitable for use in white and brown goods, including audio/video/recording devices, set-top boxes and satellite receivers. The simplicity of mating is also well suited for medical applications and industrial test and measurement equipment.

Pricing typically starts at $0.30 or less with a lead time of 12 weeks ARO.

More info:  www.avx.comwww.kyocera-elco.com.


 


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