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There are many ways to terminate a flexible circuit.
Following are common methods for consideration.

Zif Connectors:
Zero Insertion Force connectors are becoming an increasingly popular method to terminate a flexible circuit. Use of a ZIF connector eliminates the need for a mating connector. The flex end "mates" into the connector usually located on the rigid board.

Thru-Hole Connectors or Surface Mount Connectors:
These are the traditionally used connectors in today's circuit boards.

        

All Flex Fingers:
  • Robust and durable termination.
  • Custom built to meet your requirements for pitch, length, and location.
  • Contructed with most copper and substrate thicknesses.
  • Retains flexibility during installation and use.

All Flex Power Flex:
Combine strength and flexibility
  • Copper to .010" (.254 mm) allows for higher current capability in a smaller space.
  • Custom built to meet your requirements for pitch, length and location.
  • Selective etching allows for more robust termination while increasing flexibility in selective areas.

Crimped Contacts and Displacement Connectors:
  • Contacts crimp through the dielectric material into the copper conductor.
  • Contacts are available for .100" (2.54mm) or .050" (1.27mm).
  • Centerline housings are also available to encapsulate the contact.

Additional Custom Termination Options:
  • High Density Circular Connectors
  • D Subminiature Connectors
  • Surface Mount Connectors and Components
  • Pin and Socket Connectors
  • Leaded Components

  1. Hellind Electronics  (866)286-0322  www.hellind.com
  2. Samtec  (800)726-8329  www.samtec.com
  3. Digi Key  (800)344-4539  www.digikey.com
  4. Sager Electronics  (800)724-3780  www.sager.com
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