Connector products
Durablemating made easy
Shieldingminimizes RF leakage
Compliant Connector Group (CCG) products from Everett Charles Technologies (ECT) are designed to offer flexible interconnect solutions with durability in high cycle life applications.
These pogo-based solutions are said tomaintain
electromechanical characteristics in excess of one million cycles,making themideal whenmating planar tolerances pose a challenge or a longer reach is required.
ECT’s CCG uses a range of compliant technologies
as well as conventional spring probe technologies to build customconnectors and pogos to customer specifications. The group supports both NPI and
HVMapplications.Machined bodies in a variety of materials are used for small run customapplications. For higher volume applications,molded bodies are used. This interactive design phase, frominception to volume, presents a simplified approach that benefits both the customer and the end product.
www.ectinfo.com
Bomar Interconnect Products has expanded its line of V-Bite RF edgeboard connectors to include a bottom-shielded female Type N part. Engineered for higher-power applications, the new threaded RF connector features a bottom shield to eliminate inductance. Designed to be soldered directly to the PC board's bottomground layer, the new Type N V-Bite is said to offer consistent performance characteristics through 18GHz.
The full V-Bite series comprises Type N, weather-sealed Type N, Type F, threaded
through-panel BNC and standard BNC, twin BNC,mini-BNC and TNC styles. All components enhance signal integrity with their anti-rotation abilities reinforcing the reliability of PCB connections. Designed to snap onto the PCB prior to hand or reflow soldering, the devices are supported frombelow and above the board to disperse rotational torque relief.
Offered in an impedance of 50 Ohms, Bomar's bottom-shielded Type N V-Bite is ideal
for joining coaxial cables in a range of high-power RF applications where a durable, weatherproof, connector is specified. Common uses include: base stations, cellular antennas, RF andmicrowave components, SATcom, broadcast, surge protection, test and measurement instrumentation,microwave radio,WLAN and radar.
Distributor pricing for the bottom-shielded Type N V-Bite starts at $15.23 each in
quantities of 1,000. Delivery is fromstock to 10 weeks.
www.bomarinterconnect.com
Die-cut gaskets do the business
Koehlke Components now offers silver impregnated rubber die-cut connector gaskets designed tomeet common needs in themilitary and commercial sectors. Koehlke can also customize a design to solve sealing
issues, providing different prototypes and materials on request.Whether buyers are looking for a standard O-ring, a complex rubber prototype seal ormedical grade seal, Koehlke aims to deliver a solution. This is
backed by the company's ISO-9001:2008 certifiedmanufacturing facility capable of developing high quality seals and gaskets.
www.koehlke.com Plug into new ideas
Interpower has added a number of products to its range of international power cords and cord sets. The newChinese cord set, for example is 2.5min length and has an IEC 60320 C19 connector on 1.5mm² cable. This cord set is rated 16A/250V AC. It carries the CCC approvalmark and conforms to China RoHS.
Other additions include newBrazilian rewireable
plugs and connectors. The 10A/250V AC rewireable plug and connector are approved by Inmetro and are tested by TUV. Themating 10A plug and
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connector offer a special locking feature for safety. Interpower has also introduced a Danish
rewireable connector. This 10A/250V AC rewireable connector carries DEMKO approvals.
Finally, Interpower has added a 15A/240V AC
two-pole circuit breaker featuring 4/6.3mmor 8/2.8mmquick disconnects. Designed to snap into the panel, the circuit breaker features a switch guard to prevent accidental switching.
www.interpower.com www.electronics-sourcing.com
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