0.050" TPO Stranded Flat Ribbon Cable

TPO Stranded Flat Ribbon Cable Features

• TPO insulated for superior electrical performance, ie high impedance and low capacitance
• Outstanding low temperature characteristics
• Improved heat aging over conventional PVC
• Alternate gauges also available

TPO Stranded Flat Ribbon Cable Description

This 0.050" flat ribbon cable is constructed with 28 AWG stranded tinned copper then fully extruded with a Thermoplastic Olefin (TPO). A red co-extruded stripe is applied in lieu of ink to prevent flaking.

TPO Stranded Flat Ribbon Cable Applications

• Higher Controlled Impedance Environments
• Internal Wiring of Electronic and Business Equipment
• Mass Termination for IDC Connectors
• Daisy Chain and Point to Point Terminations

TPO Stranded Flat Ribbon Cable Specifications

Series No.	Conductor AWG Stranding Coating	Insulation	Conductor Resistance Ω/Mft. @20°C	Capacitance		Impedance		Propagation Delay
				pF/ft. (G-S)	pF/ft. (G-S-G)	(G-S-G) (Ω) SE	(G-S) (Ω) Diff.	ns/ft.	Skew ns/ft (Max.)
23065	28 AWG 7/36 TC	TPO	67.5	5.60	9.70	145	106	1.26	0.020

Part No.	Insulation	No. of Conductors	Width "W"	Span "S"	Pitch Tolerance	Standard Put-ups
23065-20-P-00100	TPO	20	1.000"	0.950" ±0.008"	±0.002"	100'
23065-34-P-00100	TPO	34	1.700"	1.650" ±0.011"	±0.002"	100'
23065-40-P-00100	TPO	40	2.000"	1.950" ±0.011"	±0.002"	100'
23065-50-P-00100	TPO	50	2.500"	2.450" ±0.011"	±0.002"	100'

Note: Other conductor counts available upon request. Other variations include 24 AWG and 26 AWG cables.

Bulk TPO Stranded Flat Ribbon Cable RoHS Eco-Friendly Index

Hitachi Cable Manchester is making every effort to provide Lead free and Cadmium free products to help protect our environment. To this end Hitachi Cable Manchester, Inc. has adopted RoHS (Restriction of Hazardous Substances) as its standard. Hitachi's website Eco-Index is designed to inform the interested user of contents of various restricted or banned elements in terms of parts per million. In most cases, the numbers stated are from actual lab tests using the acid digestion method, considered to be the most severe measurement of analyzing content of restricted and banned elements. It is Hitachi's goal to be 100% compliant to European RoHS, including the removal of the Deca-BDE exemption dated July 1, 2008.