FFC cable (Flexible Flat Cable) is a type of flexible flat cable, also known as Flexible Flat Cable in foreign languages. It is mainly used in data transmission scenarios between mobile parts and motherboards, PCB boards, and miniaturized devices in electronic devices.

This cable adopts a customizable wire number and spacing design, supporting various spacing specifications such as 0.5mm to 2.54mm, which can effectively reduce equipment volume and production costs.

Mainly used for signal transmission in devices such as printers, scanners, copiers, DVD players, etc., and undertaking inter board connection functions in products such as LCD appliances and fax machines.

FFC cable (flexible flat cable) has the following significant advantages:

Small size and light weight: By using a laminated structure of flat copper foil and insulation material, compared to traditional round wire harnesses, the volume and weight can be reduced by 70%, making it suitable for electronic devices that are sensitive to space and weight.  ‌

Flexible and resistant to bending: Supports bending at any angle and can withstand millions of dynamic bends, suitable for scenarios that require frequent movement or high-frequency plugging, such as connecting printer heads to motherboards.  ‌

Low cost, high assembly efficiency: The number and spacing of wires can be customized as needed, simplifying the wiring process and reducing production costs. Compared to FPC (Flexible Printed Circuit), FFC adopts automated lamination process, which has lower cost.  ‌

Electromagnetic shielding (EMI): The built-in shielding function can reduce signal interference and is suitable for high-speed data transmission scenarios, such as LCD TVs, laptops, and other devices.  ‌

Temperature resistance: The working temperature can reach 80 ° C, suitable for stable operation in high-temperature environments.  ‌