Performing to the same high reliability standards as conventional Datamate contacts, the Datamate Trio-Tek open barrel crimp contact from connector maker Harwin, automates the crimp process to significantly save on assembly time and reduce process costs. The new crimp design with a latching feature simplifies the insertion of contacts into the housing.
Product manager Graham Cunningham commented: "An innovative, patent-pending design in the field of high reliability connectors, the Datamate Trio-Tek auto-crimp contact features a triangular form that is the key to providing a simplified crimping process while at the same time enabling the customer to fully automate crimping in medium- and high-volume applications. Further, inexpensive hand crimping tools are also available for lower volume and product development and prototyping applications."
Ultra-flexible Ku/Ka-band cable 28 October 2020, Hiconnex
, Interconnection
As a leader in civil aircraft interconnection and RF cables, Radiall introduces a new cable in response to ARINC 791 and ARINC 792 requirements. This new ultra-flexible cable is ideally suited for Ku/Ka-band ...
Read more...Power and signal connectors with selective mate keying 25 November 2020, Vepac Electronics
, Interconnection
The SB Smart range from Anderson Power Products is designed for applications where storage batteries intelligently interact with the system. Two primary power positions (up to 230 A each) are combined ...
Read more...RTLS tag module for real-time positioning 25 November 2020, Altron Arrow
, Telecoms, Datacoms, Wireless, IoT
Inpixon announced the launch of its newest smart tag module, the swarm bee LE V3, supporting a range of indoor and outdoor location applications including real-time location systems (RTLS).
This is ...
Read more...The A to Z of A2B applications 25 November 2020, Altron Arrow
, Editor's Choice, Telecoms, Datacoms, Wireless, IoT
An A2B device’s support for up to 32 channels of downstream audio and upstream audio on the network facilitate the distribution of multiple channels of different audio content within a single system.
Read more...What makes good connector design? 25 November 2020, IPD Electronics
, Editor's Choice, Interconnection
It’s important to remember that your connector may have physical design constraints like a minimum wire gauge or number of contacts, so it’s vital to consult with your connector supplier early in the process.
Read more...Durable connectors for harsh conditions 25 November 2020, TRX Electronics
, Interconnection
When the going gets tough, you need rugged, reliable and ready connections to see the job done right and through to completion. From industrial and heavy equipment to defence applications, only the best ...
Read more...Magnetic jack connectors and their benefits 25 November 2020, Vepac Electronics
, Interconnection
EDAC’s product offering includes the edacJAX range of magnetic and modular jacks, offering many features and benefits. These connectors are used in data, telecom, networking and home entertainment markets ...
Read more...Battle-tested power and data hubs 25 November 2020, Hiconnex
, Interconnection
Ruggedised soldier-worn electronics have revolutionised mission effectiveness, but the ongoing evolution of Digitally Aided Close Air Support (DACAS) missions, including precision targeting, ground and ...
Read more...Compact, robust cable connectors with high mating reliability 25 November 2020, Actum Group
, Interconnection
ERNI is expanding its robust and versatile range of MiniBridge (1,27 mm pitch) and MaxiBridge (2,54 mm) cable-to-board connector range with the MicroBridge family in a 1,27 mm pitch, which is currently ...
Read more...New precision RF products from Samtec 25 November 2020, Spectrum Concepts
, Interconnection
In the build-up to this year’s IMS Microwave Week in June, Samtec’s Danny Boesing shared some of the new and upcoming products from the company’s stable of precision RF and millimetre-wave products. (Note: ...
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