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Zebra Connectors for LCDs

Fujipoly-zebraOne of the easiest, most reliable and cost-effective ways to connect an LCD to a PCB is to use a Zebra® elastomeric connector from Fujipoly.

When positioned between a printed circuit board and a parallel device such as an LCD display, the Zebra® 2004 Elastomeric Connector makes redundant electrical contact using 140 conductive pads per inch.

The low cost interconnect device is made from alternating layers of conductive carbon-filled and non-conductive silicone. This unique construction makes the connector ideal for devices with pad spacing as close as .020” (.50mm). It is capable of delivering a current carrying capacity of 50 mAper .040” x .040” pad and can be specified in custom lengths up to 9″ (230mm).

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Visit Fujiopoly’s website for details.

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