NEWS
DIARY OF EVENTS
May 2-3
Wednesday 2nd - Thursday 3rd
DelMar Electronics& Design Show
San Diego, California
www.vts.com/delmar
May 7 -10
Monday 7th - Thursday 10th
Electronic Distribution Show
Las Vegas, Nevada
www.edsconnects.com
May 8 -10
Tuesday 8th - Thursday 10th
CTIAWireless
NewOrleans, LA
www.ctiawireless.com
June 6 -7
Wednesday 6th - Thursday 7th
Sensors Expo&Conference
Rosemont, Illinois
www.sensorsmag.com/sensorsexpo
November 13 -16
Tuesday 13th - Friday 16th
Electronica Munich, Germany
www.electronica.de
4 |March/April 2012
TTI’s vice president suppliermarketing and productmanagement, Lew LaFornara
Distributor of passive, interconnect, relay and switch and discrete components, TTI, has signed a partnership agreementwith Harwin, a manufacturer of high reliability interconnect solutions and cost-saving PCB hardware products. The agreement extends an existing franchise distribution partnership in Europe and builds on the fact that Harwin is represented globally by TTI subsidiary,Mouser Electronics.
Testing facilities cut counterfeit risk
Independent distributor, Classic Components, has revealed enhancedmaterial inspection, analysis and testing facilities with its Classic semiconductor investigation and integrity program(CSI2). The initiative represents Classic’s premiere counterfeit avoidance and prevention plan. With its focus on ICs, passives,
interconnect products,memorymodules and computer related products, Classic's CSI2 programassures customers and partners that its operational foundation, systems and processes are of the highest quality and effectiveness. Global director of qualitymanagement,
Dugan Hadek, said: “CSI2 ensures that our customers canmanufacture and deliver their products with no production shortages, production delays, penalties or worse - manufacturing failures, functional failures, field failures, field recalls, or catastrophic accidents involvingmission critical equipment and personnel.”
www.class-ic.com NEWS
Agreement improves access to PCB hardware TTI’s vice president suppliermarketing and
productmanagement, LewLaFornara, said: “TTI is pleased to announce the extension of the TTI/Harwin relationship in the Americas.We have enjoyed a successful relationship in Europe at our sister companyMouser Electronics for a number of years and this is a natural evolution of that success.”
Harwin vice president global distribution,
Doug Steele, added: “This is the first time Harwin has gone tomarketwith national broadline distribution representation in North America. TTI is known for holding broad and deep product inventories to support customers as they ramp up fromnewdesign to full production.”
TTIwill supply Harwin products to help solve
interconnect and PCB hardware design challenges. For example, the Datamate high reliability connector family is said to provide high performance at industrial connector pricing level, while the EZ-Boardware range of surfacemount PCB hardware products claims to deliver space and cost-saving solutions for cablemanagement, EMC, test and battery support functions.
www.ttiinc.com
More power to support
Murata Electronics North America has expanded its distribution agreement with Future Electronics to include its power solutions offerings. Future Electronics brings experience in industrial applications, lighting and energy markets, coupled with sales training, logistical resources and solutions support.
Senior vice president of sales and
marketing,Murata Electronics North America, Tony Coalson, said: “This expanded arrangement further aligns our sales channel in North America. Future Electronics has a record of servicing our customers with our portfolio of passive electronic components so the addition ofMurata’s power products is a natural extension.”
Director, productmarketing for Future
Electronics, JodieMetsos, added: “This line has already had tremendous interest from our sales and engineering teams andmost importantly, our customers.”
www.murata-northamerica.com www.electronics-sourcing.com
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