Board-Fit and Routing — 0.50 mm Pitch, 24 Positions, Right-Angle SMT
No secondary latch is needed; the slide lock holds the cable in place under vibration up to the connector's rated duty.
Current, Temperature, and Mating Cycle Limits
20 mating cycles is typical for tin-plated contacts — the tin finish wears with each insertion, and after 20 cycles the contact resistance may rise above the acceptable threshold. For applications requiring frequent reconnection, a gold-plated variant in the SFV-R series would extend cycle life.
The LCP housing is glass-filled and halogen-free, meeting the material restrictions for RoHS compliance. The actuator is made from glass-filled PPS, also halogen-free.
Position Count Comparison — 24 vs 25 vs 22
The closest peer in the SFV-R series is SFV24R-1STE9HLF — identical pitch, position count, current rating, and housing color, but the cable end type is straight/tapered instead of notched. If your FFC has a notched end, SFV24R-1STE1HLF is the correct fit; the -9HLF variant accepts straight or tapered cable ends. For a 25-conductor FFC, the SFV25R-1STE1HLF shares the same pitch, height, and ZIF slide lock but adds one position. The SFV22R-2STE1HLF is a 22-position variant with top-contact orientation — it mates with the FPC from the opposite side of the board.