FFC

FFC is an acronym that can refer to several concepts in electronics, sports governance, and other fields.

In electronics, Flexible Flat Cable (FFC) is a flat, flexible cable that carries multiple electrical conductors in a single, compact strip. Conductors are usually copper laminated onto a thin polymer film such as polyimide or polyester. FFCs are used in compact devices where space is limited, including laptops, printers, cameras, and consumer electronics. They commonly connect to low-profile ribbon connectors such as ZIF or LIF types, which secure the cable with a locking mechanism. FFCs are distinct from flexible printed circuits (FPCs), which are flexible electronic circuits rather than simple cables.

Fédération Française de Cyclisme (FFC) is the French national governing body for cycling. It coordinates national championships, licensing, and development programs; oversees road, track, cyclo-cross, mountain biking, and BMX disciplines; and represents France in international cycling organizations such as the UCI. The federation promotes safety, anti-doping measures, and the growth of cycling as sport and recreation, and it manages nominations for national teams and participation in international events.

Other uses of the acronym exist in various languages and contexts, including other organizations, projects, or companies. The intended meaning is usually clear from the surrounding field or accompanying terms.