Flexible Printed Cable
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Flexible Printed Cable What is FPC? Flexible Printed Cable is made by applying printed circuit board manufacturing technology to laminate conductor and insulation materials. In general cables, the skin effect occurs during AC conduction, causing the resistance value to rise. This unique multilayered structure brings better skin effect and provides a higher power supply capacity. Also low inductance can be achieved due to the canceling effect of the magnetic field by the multilayer structure. The product can be custom-made to suit your application. Product types & Features High Current Type Conductor Insulator / Polyimide Connecting terminal - High heat dissipation - High flexibility - Bendable Magnetic field Low inductance can be achieved due to the canceling effect of the magnetic field by the multilayer structure. Mutually cancel each other out. - Low inductance during high frequency conduction (lesst than 110MHz) Expecting Application - Integration into tight spaces - Replacement of bus bars and harnesses - Space-saving power supply for EV components such as inverters and ECU - Requires stable high-frequency conductitity such as Semiconductor manufacturing equipment

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Temperature rise test Power supply (-) Terminal Block Terminal Block High Current type Δ Shunt Resister Terminal Block Specimen specimen Measurement point Measurement condition : Measure the temperature 30 minutes after applying current to a specimen in air. Inductance measurement We conducted a performance comparison test between FPC and general-purpose cables. An impedance analyzer was used to measure the inductance when the AC signal was continuously varied from 50 Hz to 110 MHz. Type of Cable FPC 2 layers VFS cable IV cable FPC 4 layers KIV cable IV cable FPC 6 layers CT cable Measured...

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