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L-com Adds New Right Angle USB Cables
North Andover, MA — L-com, Inc. has expanded its line of right-angle USB cable assemblies to address con-
ed with USB 2.0 compliant cable with 26 AWG power leads and 30µ-in. gold- plated contacts which provide reliable
February, 2013
SL Power Intros Industrial-Grade Supply
Ventura, CA — SL Power Electronics has introduced the CINT1150 family, the latest offering in the high density single output open-frame AC/DC power supply line. Approved to EN/IEC/UL60950-1, 2nd edition, the CINT1150 family is well-suited for lighting, industrial printers, gaming
and less than 1U — 1.3-in. (33mm) high, the CINT1150 provides 150W of output power under 200 linear feet per minute (LFM) airflow with 91 percent efficiency at 240VAC and 100W under convection. It surpasses Class B Conducted
EMI and Class A with 6dB margin for radiated EMI. They are compliant to EN61000-4-2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, and 11 EMC specifications. The CINT1150 operates at uni-
Industrial-grade high-efficiency 150 Watt supply.
Right-angle USB cables.
fined and tight space USB connectiv- ity applications. The company has added 18 new configurations to its highly successful right-angle USB cables. These new angled USB 2.0 cable assemblies provide every right angle combination off-the-shelf. The company’s specialized USB
cables solve difficult connection issues in tight places. Each cable assem bly is construct-
connections even with repeated mating cycles.
In addition, eight lengths are available for each series ranging
from 0.3 meters to 5 meters. Contact: L-com Global Connec -
tivity, 45 Beechwood Drive,
North Andover, MA 01845 % 800-341-5266 or 978-682-6936 fax: 978-689-9484 Web:
www.l-com.com
equipment, and many other applica- tions where power density and cost are critical. Measuring 2 x 4-in. (51 x 102mm)
versal input range of 90 to 264VAC and wide temperature range –10 to +70°C, delivering full rated output power up to +50°C. The supplies come with standard outputs of 12, 24, 48 and 56VDC. In addition, they provide
Power Fail and DC OK signals. Contact: SL Power Electronics,
Inc., 6050 King Drive, Bldg. A, Ventura, CA 93003 % 805-486-4565 E-mail:
info@slpower.com Web:
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New BGA Test Contactor from Johnstech
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April 10–11, 2013
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Minneapolis, MN — Johnstech Inter - national Corporation has introduced its newest BGA Series test contactor — the Verticon 100 BGA. According to the company, the new device offers best-in-class electrical performance and special mechanical advantages that make it the an outstanding solu- tion for high precision device test. The test contactor reportedly pro- vides high bandwidth, low induc- tance and low, stable contact resist- ance. Company sources explain that its short, solid contacts help make it well suited for high frequency wire- less/microwave and digital interface applications, and its proprietary plating enables a high level of preci- sion that is necessary for low noise DC measurements. According to the company, in recent multi-site cus- tomer testing, the Verticon 100 BGA provided higher first-pass yields and more speed binning compared to the spring-pin solutions the customers had been using. Because of “on-cen- ter technology,” the Verticon contac- tor is compatible with many existing load boards, permitting an easy tran- sition from spring pins to the higher
performing Verticon product. In addition to its superior and
proven electrical performance, the test contactor offers specific mechanical advantages, as well. It has a patented
High performance BGA test contactor.
micro-wipe action that breaks through oxides on the device ball, then clears the contact tip of debris. The Verticon 100 BGA’s design also includes a fully replaceable cartridge, preassembled
with contacts. Contact: Johnstech
International, 1210 New Brighton
Blvd., Minneapolis, MN 55413 % 612-378-2020 Web:
www.johnstech.com
WAGO Introduces Android Application
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Germantown, WI — WAGO Corpor - ation’s free JUMPFLEX®-ToGo Application brings powerful PC- based Signal Conditioner configura- tion and visualization to Android devices. Available as an instant download on Google Play, JUMP - FLEX-ToGo supports increasingly mobile workforces. With the swipe of a finger, the app configures input/ output parameters. It also displays signal conditioner settings, process and configuration data, as well as actual measurement values. The product provides a clear
interface and intuitive user-guided operation. Simply insert a WAGO 750-921 Bluetooth Adapter into a JUMPFLEX Signal Conditioner.
Then pair with a Bluetooth-equipped Android smartphone or tablet (V2.3 or higher); the app will automatical- ly detect the JUMPFLEX device employed. Users can save configuration
data to an SD Card (if Android device is equipped) for easy data transfer to identical JUMPFLEX devices. The app is compatible with nine devices from JUMPFLEX mV Signal Conditioners to Thermocouple and
RTD devices. Contact: WAGO Corporation, N120 W19129 Freistadt Road,
Germantown, WI 53022 % 800-346-7245 fax: 262-255-3232 E-mail:
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