The FH33J-19S-0.5SH(10) is a Flat Flexible Cable (FFC) connector manufactured by Hirose Electric Co. Ltd. This connector is designed for connecting FFC/FPC (Flexible Printed Circuit) cables with a 0.5mm pitch. It's widely used in electronic devices to establish reliable signal transmission between different boards or components within a compact space.
Applications:
- LCD and LED Televisions: Connects display panels to the mainboard.
- Laptop Computers: Used for connecting the LCD screen, touchpad, and keyboard.
- Digital Cameras: Connects image sensors and displays to the main processing unit.
- Printers and Scanners: Facilitates communication between print heads/scanning elements and control boards.
- Mobile Devices: Smartphone and Tablet interconnects, connecting displays, cameras, and other internal components.
Features:
- Number of Contacts: 19
- Pitch: 0.5mm
- Connection Type: SMT (Surface Mount Technology)
- Actuator Type: Top Contact
- RoHS Compliant: Environmentally friendly, lead-free construction.
- Operating Temperature: Specified in datasheet (typically -40°C to +85°C)
Benefits:
- Space Saving: Compact design allows for high-density mounting.
- Reliable Connection: Ensures stable signal transmission with secure cable retention.
- Easy Assembly: SMT design facilitates automated assembly processes.
- Durable: Designed to withstand multiple insertion/extraction cycles.
- Versatile: Suitable for a wide range of FFC/FPC cable applications.
Additional Details:
This connector utilizes a top contact configuration, meaning the FFC/FPC cable contacts connect with the top side of the connector. The (10) at the end of the part number typically refers to the packaging quantity (e.g., supplied in reels of 10). For detailed specifications, including voltage rating, current rating, insulation resistance, contact resistance, and durability, refer to the official Hirose FH33J-19S-0.5SH(10) datasheet.
Proper FFC/FPC cable insertion is critical for reliable performance. The FFC/FPC cable must be fully inserted into the connector until it bottoms out. The actuator should then be closed to secure the cable in place.