February, 2013
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Mill-Max Offers New USB 3.0 Connectors
Oyster Bay, NY — Mill-Max has ex- panded its USB family to include four new USB 3.0 connectors. USB 3.0, SuperSpeed USB, provides a 10X
The standard style is available
in Type A and Type B configurations for through-hole mounting. The con- nectors are fully shielded, have plug retention tabs and kinked locating legs for secure PCB retention. Both connectors have
9 pins. P/N 896-46-009- 90-300000 is the Type A and is packaged 100 parts per tray. P/N 897-46-009- 90-300000 is the type B and is packaged 80 parts per tray.
Micro USB 3.0 con- USB 3.0 sockets.
faster data transfer rate over Hi- Speed USB 2.0 with a 5Gbps signal- ing rate. SuperSpeed USB is a Sync- N-Go technology that minimizes user wait time and provides optimized power efficiency. The company is of- fering both standard size and micro USB 3.0 connectors. USB 3.0 is fully backwards compatible with USB 2.0.
nectors offer more options when smaller solutions are necessary. They are smaller and lighter than existing USB connectors for portable and handheld devices. They have 10 pins and 0.66mm pitch (0.026- in.), thereby, reducing the board space required for mounting. The 897-10- 010-00-300002 is a verti-
cal mount version and is packaged on tape-and-reel, 900 parts per reel. The 897-10-010-40-300002 is the hor- izontal surface mount option and is
packaged 1,500 parts per reel. Contact: Mill-Max Mfg. Corp.,
PO Box 300, Oyster Bay, NY 11771- 0300 % 516-922-6000 fax: 516-922- 9253 Web:
www.mill-max.com
Xenon Intros Large Area Pulsed UV Curing System
Wilmington, MA — Xenon Corpora- tion has introduced the Luxon 300 Modular Light System, designed to
tering applications. Contact: Xenon Corp.,37 Upton
Dr., Wilmington, MA 01887 % 978 661-9033 fax: 978-661-9055 Web: www.@
xenoncorp.com
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