Quick verdict
Picking between these two FFC/FPC connector boards for computer peripherals is mainly a fit question: the pin configuration and board footprint need to align with the intended connection. Both are uxcell Cable Connector products in New condition, and each is intended for flexible cables or flexible printed circuit boards in electronic equipment, including computer peripherals. The 22-pin board is the compact-format choice; the 30-pin board is the higher-count choice. Start with the required pin configuration and board footprint, then use price as a tie-breaker.
At-a-glance comparison
The central contrast is the number of pins and the overall board format. The pitch figures are identical across both choices, while the listed prices differ.
| Detail | 22-pin FFC/FPC connector board | 30-pin FFC/FPC connector board |
|---|---|---|
| Pin count | 22 pins | 30 pins |
| Overall size | 26 x 29 mm | 26 x 40 mm |
| FPC socket-side pitch | 0.5 mm | 0.5 mm |
| FPC back-side pitch | 1.0 mm | 1.0 mm |
| DIP pitch | 2.54 mm | 2.54 mm |
| Listed price | USD 19.50 | USD 14.22 |
Where each wins
- 22-pin board: Wins on the shorter listed format, making it the natural choice when board area is the priority.
- 30-pin board: Wins on pin capacity, making it the natural choice when the connection calls for the higher count.
- Shared baseline: Both use the same socket-side, back-side, and DIP pitch figures. Those matching details should be treated as requirements to compare, not as a reason to favor one board.
Product notes
22-Pin FFC/FPC Connector Board
The 22-pin board is a clear choice when the project calls for the lower-count configuration and a compact board. FFC/FPC connectors of this kind are intended for flexible cables or flexible printed circuit boards in electronic equipment, including computer peripherals. Its shorter listed overall size gives it the compact-format edge in this comparison, making footprint the practical reason to favor it. The limitation is specificity: a design built around the 30-pin configuration should use the 30-pin board instead as the count match. It is identified as a uxcell product in New condition. Choose this board when the smaller outline and lower pin configuration align with the build, rather than when a higher pin count is required.
30-Pin FFC/FPC Connector Board
The 30-pin board is the direct choice when a higher-count connection is required. Its longer listed overall format makes board space the main limitation compared with the 22-pin board. It is a Cable Connector in New condition, and its role covers flexible-cable and flexible-PCB connections in electronic equipment, including computer peripherals. The board uses a double-sided format with a single flat cable socket, a configuration shared with the 22-pin model, so that detail is not a separate reason to choose it. The real differentiator is the higher pin arrangement. Select it when the larger count is required and the longer outline is workable; choose the 22-pin board when compactness matters more.
Final choice by use case
- Compact-layout or lower-count use case: Choose the 22-Pin FFC/FPC Connector Board.
- Higher-count connection: Choose the 30-Pin FFC/FPC Connector Board.
- Price tie-breaker after fit: The 30-pin board is listed at USD 14.22, compared with USD 19.50 for the 22-pin board, a USD 5.28 listed-price spread.
Match the required pin configuration first, then select the board outline that suits the surrounding layout. Once those requirements are aligned, the listed price gives the 30-pin board the clearer tie-break position.
