34-Position ZIF FFC/FPC Connector — Board Footprint and Routing Fit
The F52R-1A7H1-11034: It uses a zero-insertion-force (ZIF) slide-lock actuator — the cable inserts freely, then the slide locks the contacts without bending the ribbon. The gold flash handles 30 mating cycles — enough for a single install-and-forget assembly, but not for repeated rework loops. The right-angle SMT body sits 2.00 mm above the board — a low profile that fits tight z-height budgets in portable or panel-mount electronics.
Position Count Delta — 34 vs 30 vs 26 vs 25
This 34-position variant is the highest circuit count in the F52R-1A7H1 sibling group. The closest peer, F52R-1A7H1-11030, carries 30 positions at the same 1.00 mm pitch, same 0.5 A rating, same 2.00 mm stack height, and same gold flash. The 26-position (F52R-1A7H1-11026) and 25-position (F52R-1A7H1-11025) siblings share identical electrical and mechanical specs — only the circuit count changes. If your BOM calls for 34 conductors, this is the only member that fits.
Active Production — No End-of-Life Signal
RoHS compliant. Housing is UL94 V-0 rated LCP, actuator is halogen-free glass-filled PA9T.
Cable Fit and Termination Checklist
The cable end can be straight or tapered — the ZIF mechanism does not require a stiffener. Contacts are on the bottom side of the connector — the cable's conductive pads must face down when inserted. The slide lock then clamps the ribbon without a secondary latch.