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April, 2012 Interplex Intros SMT Press-Fit Pins


East Providence, RI — Interplex En - gin eered Products has introduced a new patent-pending Surface Mount Technology (SMT) Card-Edge Con - nec tor System based on the compa- ny’s press-fit technology. The new product is a discrete pick-and-place SMT component that creates a sol- derless edge card interconnection for daughter board applications. These SMT card-edge contacts can be placed on a daughter card using standard high-speed pick-and-place surface mount equipment. The Surface Mount Device


(SMD) solder interface utilizes pin in paste through-hole technology as well as recessed channels for improved solder distribution. The SMT Card Edge Contact


System is designed for standard 1.6mm (0.062-in.) thick PCBs but is also compatible with other PCB thicknesses. The center minimum PCB spacing is 3.2mm (0.126-in.). The product incorporates the compa- ny’s proven and tested 0.64mm


press-fit technology. It is packaged in a 16 x 4mm pitch EIA tape on a 13- in. diameter plastic reel for compati- bility with standard high-speed sur-


Press-fit contacts for daughterboard.


face mount pick-and-place equip- ment. It is suitable for high-conduc- tivity material, able to carry up to


15amps per contact. Contact: Interplex Industries,


14-34 110 St., Suite 301, College Point, NY 11356 % 718-961-6212 Web: www.interplex.com


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San Jose, CA — RFMW has intro- duced the CT0402D, a 10W termina- tion packaged on a standard 0402 size diamond substrate. The excellent heat dissipative properties of CVD diamond substrates allow high power termina- tions and resistors in very small pack- ages. Operating frequencies are from DC to 8GHz. CVD diamond thermal conductivities are about 3-4 times that of copper at 1000-1800 W/m-K and far beyond Beryllia and Aluminum Nitride making them especially suit- able for high reliability and space applications or where printed circuit space is at a premium. The company supports the EMC Technology dia- mond substrate products as well as


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