FF20-15A-R11A
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The **FF20-15A-R11A** is a specific electronic component manufactured by **DDK Ltd.** It belongs to the category of **FPC (Flexible Printed Circuit) / FFC (Flexible Flat Cable) Connectors**.
Below is a detailed breakdown of its specifications and electronic characteristics.
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### 1. General Specifications
This part is a high-precision connector designed for compact electronic devices where space is limited and high-density wiring is required.
| Feature | Specification |
| :--- | :--- |
| **Manufacturer** | DDK Ltd. |
| **Series** | FF20 Series |
| **Number of Contacts** | 15 Pins |
| **Pitch** | 0.5 mm |
| **Mounting Type** | Surface Mount (SMD / SMT) |
| **Orientation** | Right Angle (Horizontal) |
| **Actuator Type** | ZIF (Zero Insertion Force) - Flip Lock |
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### 2. Electronic & Material Properties
The component is engineered to maintain signal integrity while providing a secure mechanical connection to flexible cables.
* **Contact Position:** Bottom Contact (The gold fingers of the FPC cable must face downwards toward the PCB).
* **Current Rating:** Typically 0.5A per contact.
* **Voltage Rating:** 50V AC/DC.
* **Dielectric Withstanding Voltage:** 200V AC (for 1 minute).
* **Insulation Resistance:** 500M $\Omega$ minimum.
* **Materials:**
* **Housing:** LCP (Liquid Crystal Polymer), UL94V-0 rated (Heat resistant for reflow soldering).
* **Contacts:** Copper Alloy with Gold plating (to prevent oxidation and ensure low resistance).
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### 3. Key Design Features
* **Low Profile:** The FF20 series is known for its extremely low height (usually around 0.9mm to 1.2mm), making it ideal for smartphones, tablets, and medical wearables.
* **ZIF Mechanism:** Uses a rotating "flip-lock" lever. This allows the user to insert the cable with zero friction, then lock it in place to ensure high retention force.
* **Cable Thickness:** Designed for FPC/FFC with a standard thickness of **0.2mm**.
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### 4. Application Areas
The FF20-15A-R11A is commonly found in the following hardware:
1. **Mobile Devices:** Connecting LCD screens or touch panels to the main logic board.
2. **Cameras:** Connecting image sensor modules.
3. **Laptops:** Used for keyboard or trackpad ribbon cables.
4. **Automotive:** Infotainment screen connections.
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