Fastlink has been making Low Voltage Differential Signalling (LVDS) cables for some years and has all the necessary tooling to terminate Molex, JAE, and Hirose connectors, which are the most popular styles. We have considerable experience and offer a consultancy service that helps customers understand the various interfaces and map them accordingly. We are happy to work with the development engineers to produce the prototype model and the subsequent production quantities.
Low-Voltage Differential Signalling (LVDS) cables are widely used in digital signage applications. The cable can be described as a special high-density connector; up to 100 contacts that plug directly into the screen, with the other end connector providing the signal source. These electronic displays have numerous applications, ranging from transportation information in train stations, airports, and other establishments that need to publish public information, to touchscreens used in ever-increasing numbers to book tickets and provide many other services. Electronic event and product advertising in public places has replaced traditional billboards.
The LVDS cables are difficult to build due to the small size of the cable – typically 30 AWG, and the small connectors that the cable has to be terminated to. Special applicators need to be fitted to our electronic press; bench magnifiers, special tools, plus electronic inspection aids and testing are also required, along with a suitable dust-free area.
We are happy to supply small batches, including one-offs for samples or evaluation. We will work with your engineer to solve any design or production issues.
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