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"Fujikura News" is a news site for Fujikura Group, which aims to solve social issues defined in the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) with the theme of "Tsunagu" technology.
This bimonthly newsletter introduces various activities of our group companies, including product and technology developments and the results of advanced research.

The May 2022 issue (No. 483), published on May 17, includes product-related topics, such as the development of a flexible printed circuit board (ultra-thin long FPC) with a width of 1.0 mm or less and a length of over 2.0 m, which is expected to be used in medical endoscopes, catheters, industrial endoscopes, etc., as well as the development of efficient ultra-high-core-count Optcal Fiber by using our ultra-high Wrapping Tube Cable (WTC).
This article introduces solutions that realize network construction. In addition, it discusses the development of a connector that is compatible with the MMCX connector (standard product) while significantly improving vibration resistance, making it possible to use it not only in base stations and communication devices, but also in products that are frequently inserted and removed, such as headphones.
In addition, the report contains information about JECA FAIR 2022 (70th Electrical Construction Industry Exhibition), where Fujikura Dia Cable and two of Nishinippon Electric Wire's group companies will be exhibiting, as well as information about Fujikura Dia Cable's efforts to foster a safety culture and its acquisition of ISO 45001 certification as part of that effort.
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May 2022 issue contents:
・Development of ultra-thin and long FPC
・Introduction of solutions for efficiently constructing ultra-high-count WTC® Optcal Fiber networks
・Introduction of the MMCXF series, an MMCX connector with improved vibration resistance
・JECA FAIR 2022 (70th Electrical Construction Industry Exhibition) Exhibit Information
・Initiatives to foster a safety culture and obtain ISO45001 certification
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