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Flat Conductor Cable Systems: Originally Developed For Space Flight, Useful For Commercial Applications

W. Angele

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Flat Conductor Cable (FCC) technology has now reached a level of development where it is being considered for, and used in, numerous interconnection projects. First developed for aerospace use, FCC is becoming a major contender for commercial wiring tasks as well. This presentation is designed to show why and how FCC has been able to make the transition from the aerospace to the commercial field.

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Key concepts: Aerospace, Interconnection, Conductor, Engineering, Electrical engineering, Telecommunications, Space (punctuation), Mechanical engineering