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Page 67 Cicoil: Dual Shielded Flat Cables
Valencia, CA — Cicoil provides multi-layer shield- ing options that protect cables from unwanted EMI/RFI issues, even in continuous flexing appli- cations. The company’s double shielded design is comprised of an inner foil shield that provides 100 percent coverage and an overall tinned copper braid with 90 percent coverage. A durable, yet flex- ible PFA insulation is layered between each shield, which protects the inner foil shield from making contact with the outer tinned copper braid. In addition, the foil shield is isolated from damage caused by mechanical stress, vibration and contin- uous motion. Cicoil’s patented computer-controlled extru-
sion process allows each dual shielded pair to be placed in a flat parallel profile, precisely control- ling the inner component spacing, jacket thickness and the overall cable shape. This ensures that each of the individually shielded pairs do not rub against each other, wear during operation and provide optimum EMI/RFI suppression. This combina- tion of features makes Cicoil’s flat, double-shielded cables an excellent alternative to single shielded or indi- vidually shielded round cables. The compact, flame retardant
cable is free of contaminants and halogens, and is engineered to pro-
Ready to Ship Circuit Board Shields from Leader Tech
Tampa, FL — Many electronics man- ufacturers are burdened with seem- ingly impossible time-to-market and material sourcing demands. To help alleviate this immense pressure, Leader Tech is introducing a large selection of Quick Ship board level shields that are ready for delivery in as little as 24 hours. Depending on the specific shielding requirements and delivery deadlines, customers can choose from a large selection of off-the-shelf surface mount shields (SMS) or a nearly unlimited selection of shapes and sizes from the compa- ny’s standard circuit board shield (CBS) line.
SMT JUMPERS & TEST POINTS
vide uninterrupted data transmission reliability, space efficiency and consistent electrical charac- teristics. The proprietary Flexx-Sil™ jacket is also self-
healing from small punctures and is impervious to long term exposure to water, ice, steam, UV light, ozone, sunlight, radiation, humidity, fungus, tem- perature extremes from –65 to +260°C, coarse sand, autoclave and many chemicals. Cables are available in continuous lengths,
break-outs, custom shapes for very tight spaces, cut to order, or as assemblies, complete with con- nectors to customer specs, 100 percent tested and inspected for peak electrical performance, quality and reliability. The dual-shielded cables are UL and CSA recognized, CE conforming, RoHS and REACH compliant, Class 1 clean room rated and are manufactured in an automated, climate-con- trolled environment, with strict quality and
inspection controls. Contact: Cicoil Corporation, 24960 Avenue
Dual-shielded flat cable.
Tibbitts, Valencia, CA 91355 % 661-295-1295 fax: 661-295-0813 Web:
www.cicoil.com
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Ready-to-ship PCB shields. The company’s Quick Ship cir-
cuit board shields are offered in both one-piece and two-piece design styles to accommodate varying ranging assembly and rework requirements. Each board shield provides a shield- ing effectiveness up to 60dB and offer cover retention of 1.5-2.5 lb./linear inch in the 2-piece configuration. Standard as well as tape-and-reel packaging options are available to accommodate specific manufacturing
requirements. Contact: Leader Tech, 12420
Race Track Rd., Tampa, FL 33626 % 866-832-4364 or 813-855-6921
fax: 813-855-3291 E-mail:
sales@leadertechinc.com Web:
www.leadertechinc.com
Low Profile Minimal PCB footprint Cost saving Designed for Reflow and all PCB soldering applications Surface Mount Design Jumpers are designed to link circuit board tracks/traces Test Points are ideal for testing circuitry of high density PCB’s Request Catalog M60.2
IT’S WHAT’S ON THE INSIDE THAT COUNTS ® ELECTRONICS CORP.
www.keyelco.com (718) 956-8900 (800) 221-5510
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