A flat cable in which all the wires run parallel, side by side, unlike twisted wires like your phone cord. The first pin is indicated by a red or blue line on the cable.
A multiple round conductor cable in flat ribbon format, which can be used in mass termination connectors. It is sometimes colour-coded.
Round conductor flat cable. A form of flexible flat cable (ffc) consisting of parallel round conductors in a flexible insulating material and designed for mass termination.
A flat cable made with parallel round conductors in the same plane. Also referred to as planar and/or flat cable. Any cable with two or more parallel conductors in the same plane encapsulated by insulating material.
a cable with many conducting wires running parallel to each other on the same flat plane
Multi-wire cable that is flat instead of round in which conductors are laid side by side.
A flat cable of individually insulated conductors lying parallel and held together by means of adhesive or woven textile yarn.
A cable that incorporates multiple fibers, jacketed side by side in a ribbonlike form. Learn more about Ribbon Cable...
A flat cable containing numerous wires that is used to connect a hard drive to a port.
A flat cable in which the conductors are arranged side-by-side. Also called flat-ribbon cable.
A flat cable containing numerous wires, used to connect components within the computer casing.
Cable in which many fibers are embedded in a plastic material in parallel, forming a flat ribbon-like structure.
A group of attached parallel wires. Also called flat cable.
Flat cable with conductors that have been individually insulated together. Structure is usually characterized by individual colors of insulation for each conductor, although a single color may be used for all conductors.
A cable made of normal, round insulated wires arranged side by side and fastened together by a cohesion process to form a flexible ribbon.
A flat cable of individually insulated conductors lying parallel and held together by means of adhesive film laminate.