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[[Image:1144Power.jpg|300px|thumb|right|Flexprint cable on a [[PDP-11/44]] (on the left)]] | [[Image:1144Power.jpg|300px|thumb|right|Flexprint power cable on a [[PDP-11/44]] (on the left)]] | ||
'''Flexprint cable''' | '''Flexprint cable''' (short for 'flexible printed circuit flat cable') is a form of [[flat cable]] consisting of flexible flat solid [[conductor]] strips enclosed in a layer of [[insulator|insulation]]. | ||
[[BC11A UNIBUS cable]] are an early example of Flexprint cables, although they contain a large number of narrow, equal-width traces. | [[BC11A UNIBUS cable]]s are an early example of Flexprint cables, although they contain a large number of narrow, equal-width traces. | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:35, 16 May 2020
Flexprint cable (short for 'flexible printed circuit flat cable') is a form of flat cable consisting of flexible flat solid conductor strips enclosed in a layer of insulation.
BC11A UNIBUS cables are an early example of Flexprint cables, although they contain a large number of narrow, equal-width traces.
