An In-Depth Look at the Mechanical and Electrical Properties of ZIF/LIF/FFC

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Recorded21 Apr 2022

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Besides the basic guidelines for applications, designers need to consider mechanical and electrical properties when selecting FPC connectors and FFC cable. This podcast comes from a recent webinar, in which Wurth Elektronik Application Engineer Frank Fraeber discusses the characteristics and differences of each connector and explains how to select a suitable component for different applications. Click here to watch the complete Webinar on demand, or visit Würth Elektronik online at www.we-online.com/webinars.

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