electronica 2012 SHOW HIGHLIGHTS
Show highlights
electronica 2012 will provide companies with the opportunity to unveil new products and services. Over the next four pages CIE takes a look at just some of the highlights from this year’s show
Hall B6 Booth 336
Syfer takes a pro-active stance on passives
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nnovation is the theme of UK-based Syfer Technology’s stand at electronica 2012, with new
products dominating the display such as space saving chip capacitors and EMI filters.
Syfer’s latest new product family,
set to revolutionise the world of large-size high voltage X7R Multilayer Chip Capacitors (MLCCs), will be launched at Electronica 2012. Called StackiCap, these X7R devices dramatically increase the maximum capacitance values now possible in larger case sizes, thereby delivering the potential to significantly reduce printed circuit board real estate. Syfer has developed a highly innovative patented technique (GB patent No. 1210261.2) to reduce electro-mechanical stresses in the body of the component, allowing for the consistent and reliable volume production of thicker and larger size devices.
The first parts to become available in the StackiCap family will be 1812 and 2220 case sizes, with 200V to 1kV and 500 to 3kV operating voltage ranges respectively. Claiming an industry first, Syfer’s 2220 500V device features 1µF capacitance in a single chip. The 3kV part also features an impressive 33nF capacitance previously found only in the much larger 5550 case size. Meanwhile, in the 1812 range, the 200V part also features 1µF capacitance, while the 1kV device features 150nF capacitance, previously only possible in larger size components.
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Hall B2 Booth 219
Ultra-quiet and ruggedised power supplies on show for the first time
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xcelsys Technologies will be showcasing their exciting range of new product introductions and innovations, boasting industry leading efficiencies, reliability and flexibility. On show for the first time will be new products featuring approvals to the latest edition of medical standard, EN60601-1 3rd edition, offering output power in the range of 200-1450W and including ultra-low acoustic noise versions for patient monitoring equipment.
Additional products on show will be the new range of 400-1000W Hi-Rel ruggedised power supplies, further introductions to their market leading range of waterproof LED Drivers and new industrial power solutions offering up to 1450W in just a 1U form-factor. Dermot Flynn, European Sales Director, comments, “Excelsys Technologies are a
progressive world-class power supply manufacturer providing quality products to OEM equipment manufacturers around the world and are market leaders in high efficiency, low profile, customer configurable modular power supplies. We combine the latest technology, management methods and total customer service philosophy with a 20 year tradition of reliable and innovative switch mode power supply design, manufacture and sales. Typical applications for Excelsys products include industrial and automation systems, medical, communications, lighting and Hi-Rel COTS applications, telecoms, instrumentation, n+1 and redundant power systems, test and measurement equipment, printing and IT power.
Excelsys |
www.excelsys.com
Hall B4 Stand 636
Amphenol launching EMI filtered Terrapin connector at electronica 2012
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The StackiCap devices are expected to appeal to designers of any high voltage products where space is at a premium and maximum capacitance is required. Typical applications include power supplies, projector modules, lighting systems and throughout the aerospace sector.
In some instances, the parts will allow for
a size reduction from 8060 to 2220, providing a factor of 10 saving in board space. In addition, designers will see further benefits, including reduced component count, and lower assembly costs as devices can be supplied in standard tape and reel format.
Also on show for the first time, launched just one year ago, is Syfer’s ProtectiCap process for Multilayer Chip Capacitors (MLCCs) designed to prevent flashover in high voltage applications. Applied to its high voltage range of MLCCs, the protective coating avoids the need for the customer to apply a conformal coating after soldering.
Syfer |
www.syfer.co.uk
mphenol will be launching its latest enhancements to the field proven TERRAPIN connector Series at electronica this year. The ruggedised TERRAPIN connector Series is now available with embedded EMI filter circuits and can be supplied with either standard or customised Pi, C or LC filters.
By embedding the latest planar filtering technology into the TERRAPIN connector, Amphenol enables systems engineers to reduce the overall size and weight of equipment whilst improving overall signal integrity.
All of the high performance electrical and
environmental features of the standard TERRAPIN connector have been retained including a high level of IP68 sealing and EMC with only a minimal increase in the overall length of the product to accommodate the filtering components. Filtered Terrapin connectors will be available with specific pre-determined filtering values at a reduced leadtime. In addition to this new product launch, Amphenol will also be highlighting their new “Power Solutions” brochure which features all of the latest circular and rectangular power connectors available from the company. These interconnect products have been developed for applications with exceptionally high power and voltage requirements including off-road vehicles, power generation and electric vehicle charging.
Amphenol also has high tech capabilities to machine customised rigid and flexible busbars for power distribution within equipment and enclosures. The full colour brochure is available free-of-charge.
Amphenol |
www.amphenol.co.uk
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