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FPC connector from Hirose features single-action lock for robotic assembly

June 28, 2018 By Mary Gannon Leave a Comment

Hirose has developed a compact flexible printed circuit (FPC) connector with a single-action lock designed for automatic assembly. In addition to simplifying assembly, the space-saving FH62 Series FPC connector also simplifies the design process. Supporting USB 3.0, Embedded DisplayPort ver1.3 and MIPI D-PHY ver1.1 standards, the compact FH62 Series FPC connector saves PCB space, vital in portable electronic applications. With a 0.25 mm pitch, 1.1 mm height and a width of 4.0 mm, the connector enables a reduction in size of consumer, medical, point-of-sale and other electronic devices.

Hirose-FH62-Series--FPC-connector-for-robotic-assembly-imageThe FH62 Series has a top contact design that offers excellent impedance characteristics and high-speed data transmission. The FPC connector design has a low-insertion force and a high-retention force for easy single action insertion. The rugged single-action lock design provides the reliability required in demanding portable electronic devices that regularly experience shock and vibration. The user-friendly connector also has wide guides for smooth FPC insertion.

“Hirose continues to develop new and unique flexible printed circuit connectors designed to meet a wide range of application requirements,” said Bill Kysiak, Product Marketing Manager for Hirose Electric USA. “The single-action lock found in the FH62 Series eliminates the risk of latch damage during the assembly process and greatly improves assembly time.”

The FH62 Series is available in a 35-position version that is halogen-free and RoHS compliant.

Hirose Electric Co. Ltd.
www.hirose.com

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