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New FPC/FFC connectors from Kyocera prevent misalignment

August 7, 2018 By Mary Gannon Leave a Comment

Kyocera Corp. announced that its 0.5 mm-pitch flexible printed circuit (FPC) and flat flexible cable (FFC) electronic connectors are available with improved quality assurance (QA) checks – both visual and automated optical inspections (AOI) – to prevent misalignment. Kyocera’s new 6892 Series connectors also feature an operating range from –40 to 125℃ and high-speed transmission making them ideal for automobile applications. The new connectors are available globally in this month.

Kyocera-6892_Series_ConnectorWith the increasing use of electronics in vehicles such as Advanced Driver Assistance System (ADAS) and connected cars, the performance of automotive electronics is improving. This trend pushes the demand for connectors offering high-speed transmission capability to be used for in-vehicle infotainment, vehicle-mounted cameras, and radars, as well as reliability and optimal performance under harsh environments such as vibration and extreme temperatures.

Kyocera aims to contribute to the evolution of the automotive industry by expanding its lineup with FPC/FFC connectors featuring heat resistance and high-speed transmission capability to meet the industry’s growing technology requirements.

Kyocera’s new 0.5 mm-pitch FPC/FFC connectors correspond to the high-speed transmission interfaces of V-by-One HS and CalDriCon. The V-by-One HS reaches up to 3.75 Gbps maximum speed.

Main features include:

  • Visual checks and AOI to prevent misalignment — The 6892 Series’ design enables users to easily confirm quality assurance by both visual checks and AOI. Windows on the actuator enable users to confirm insertion status and the actuator is unable to close until the FPC/FFC is in the correct position, preventing misalignment. The windows on both sides of the actuator allow a visual check for proper insertion.
  • Visual check — Actuator will not close until correctly inserting FPC/FFC.
  • Supports automated assembly line to enhance operation efficiency — The 6892 Series is suitable for robotic insertion and contributes to improving the operating efficiency in the manufacturing process.
  • Excellent design to protect FPC/FFC — The design of the new connector makes the center tip of an insulator go into windows of an actuator, which makes it difficult to break the locking section even when forcedly pulling the FPC/FFC.
  • Wide operating range from –40 to 125℃ — This range is ideal for the extreme temperatures required for automotive and industrial applications. The commodity type for consumer equipment applications with a heat resistance up to 105℃ will also be available.
  • Accommodates shielded FFCs with grand terminals — The 6892 Series accommodates shielded FFCs with grand terminals that optimize high-frequency by impedance matching and reduce the effect of noise.

Kyocera 
www.kyocera-connector.com/en

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