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FH41 Datasheet(PDF) 7 Page - Hirose Electric

Part # FH41
Description  0.5mm Pitch, 2.5mm Height, shielded FFC Connectors for High Speed Transmissions
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Manufacturer  HIROSE [Hirose Electric]
Direct Link  http://www.hirose-connectors.com
Logo HIROSE - Hirose Electric

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FH41 Series
0.5mm Pitch, 2.5mm Height, shielded FFC Connectors for High Speed Transmissions
Connector handling
Precautions for use
1. Insertion of FFC
qRotate the actuator upward to unlock it.
The actuator can be easily operated with the use of a
thumb nail or index finger.
wInsert the FFC into the connector with the conductive
traces facing down.
The FFC should be inserted at a slight oblique angle
relative to the mounting surface, for more directions
please refer to the next page.
eRotate the actuator down until it is firmly closed.
2. FFC removal
qRotate the actuator upwards to release the lock, then lift
up the FFC and remove it from the connector.
qThe FH41 series actuator was designed to open up to a
maximum angle of 110°, forcing the actuator past this
point will damage or detach it. Do not apply excessive
force when rotating the actuator.
wInsert the FFC correctly into the opening, failing to do
so can lead to disconnection or conduction failure.
eThe connector’s design is not resistant against upward
pulling forces. The FFC should be fixed so that the pull
force is not transmitted to the connector.
rBe careful not to scrape the FFC on the housing of the
connector during insertion, this action can lead to
damaged contacts, terminal deformation, FFC
conductor defects and other failures.
BConnector handling and precautions
Positioning point
110°



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