Possibly?
Possibly?
Or better yet
Arfa Daily submitted this idea :
It is called a "flat flex cable"
filtered for solder tab to solder tab.
many examples here
and specifically one sample
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It is made by 3M. We used to get it from Mouser or Digikey to repair Sony BetaCam decks. Some operators would constantly move the control panel up and down breaking the ribbon cable link. Chuck
Weird. All of Arfa's posts after the original in this thread are not available on Astraweb's server. In any case, you're welcome.
I call it "power ribbon cable", but I don't know if that's the official name. It is all over the place in the larger Japanese consumer equipment I have taken the lids off of, like VCRs and stereos. Along that line, I Googled up some Japanese wire companies, but I can't find any that admit to making it, at least on their English web sites.
3M 8132 might be closer to what you want; it is 18 AWG wires (about 0.8 mm^2) on 0.156" (3.96 mm) centers. They seem to call it "power flat cable". More information might be available at this hideous link:The same thing with resistor colors and 22 AWG wires (about 0.3 mm^2) is
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