Flexible Flex Cable for LVDS/SLVS Connections – 0.15m Length

Name: Flexible Flex Cable for LVDS/SLVS Connections - 0.15m Length - FRAMOS
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Dependable solution for compact data connections.

Flexible Flex Cable for LVDS/SLVS Connections - 0.15m Length

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Flexible Flex Cable for LVDS/SLVS Connections – 0.15m Length

0.15 m · FRAMOS · Cable

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0.15 m

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FRAMOS

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Cable

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FRAMOS Flex Cable, 0.15m: A flex cable designed for the Molex 60-pin connector on LVDS/SLVS connections. Compatible with FSA-FTx/BC and FPA-ABC/XX1 configurations.

The FMA-FC-150/60-LVDS is a 150mm flex cable designed for LVDS/SLVS connections with a Molex 60-pin connector. It ensures stable data transmission between components, making it suitable for use in industrial imaging and embedded systems. This cable is compatible with various FRAMOS adapter configurations, providing flexible connectivity options in compact setups.

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Cable Length [m]: 0.15
Manufacturer: FRAMOS
Product Type: Cable

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