FPC connectors come in various types to meet different application needs and design requirements, suitable for various electronic devices and connection scenarios. Common types of FPC connectors include straight, right-angle, locking, press-fit, and high-density connectors. Straight connectors are suitable for parallel insertion and extraction, with a simple structure and ease of operation; right-angle connectors are often used in designs with limited space, with the insertion direction perpendicular to the FPC soft board surface, saving space; locking connectors ensure a stable connection through a locking mechanism, preventing loosening, and are ideal for applications requiring high reliability. Press-fit connectors use pressure to make connections without soldering, commonly used in high-density circuit designs. High-density connectors offer more connection points and are suitable for miniaturized and high-density electronic devices. Additionally, there are micro connectors, auto-lock connectors, and reverse-proof connectors, each catering to different sizes, quick connections, and preventing wiring errors. Choosing the appropriate FPC connector type ensures stable and reliable electrical connections in various application environments, enhancing the performance, efficiency, and safety of the device.