Samtec, 1.27 mm Pitch, 40

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RS Stock No.:
901-1841
Mfr. Part No.:
FFTP-20-D-03.85-01-N
Brand:
Samtec
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Brand

Samtec

Pitch

1.27mm

Screened/Unscreened

Unscreened

Jacket Material

Polyvinyl Chloride

Conductor Type

Stranded

Hi-Flex

No

Number of Conductors

40

Core Strands

7

Samtec Ribbon Cable, 30AWG Wire Size, 15mΩ Contact Resistance - FFTP Series - FFTP-20-D-03.85-01-N


To establish an electrical connection you can count on, pick this ribbon cable from Samtec for the task. It's a 100mm-long, 40-way unit that enables the transfer of power and data from numerous twisted-pair wires neatly arranged in a parallel design. The component is pre-terminated at both ends with Tiger Eye IDC connectors, so you can plug it into your board in a jiffy. Thanks to a low insertion force of 1.39N and withdrawal force of 0.83N, you can rest assured these connectors will last even after several mating cycles.

Features & Benefits


• Regulation pitch of 1.27mm to fit commonly used small conductors

• Wide operating temperature range of -40°C to +105°C means you can count on it in demanding environments

• Beryllium copper contacts offer high electrical conductivity and corrosion resistance for long-term, reliable transmission

Applications


• Server rooms

• Lighting fixtures

• Audio-visual equipment

• Control panels

What type of insulation does this cable have?


It features robust PBT insulation that helps shield it from electrical faults.

How do I ensure I've plugged the cable in correctly?


You can use the polarising notch when plugging it in to make sure the connector is correctly mated to the socket.

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