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May, 2016 Programming Platform Data I/O: LumenX™
Shanghai, China — Data I/O Corporation, a global provider of pro- gramming and IP management solu- tions for flash-memory based devices, now offers its LumenX programming platform. Since its release, the sys- tem has won the 2016 NPI award in the area of device programming. The latest generation of auto- instrument
motive infotainment,
cluster applications and wireless devices require tens of gigabytes of data to be programmed during man- ufacturing. Traditional methods of programming in the automotive and wireless markets have not been able to manage this amount of data at the time of manufacturing. The LumenX programming platform has been optimized for the latest generation of eMMC flash memory devices and large file sizes. The programmer delivers
speeds of up to 80Mb/s and download speeds of 25Mb/s. It is available as a part of the PSV7000 automated sys-
tem, as well as manual configura- tions. Since its introduction in August of last year, the system has been put to use by multiple automo- tive electronics manufacturers.
LumenX programming platform. Contact: Data I/O Corp., 6464
185th Avenue NE, Suite 101, Redmond, WA 98052 % 425-867- 6922 E-mail:
higginj@dataio.com Web:
www.dataio.com
See at NEPCON China, Booth A-1H01
All Flex Launches Online Heater Design Course
See at SMT Hybrid Packaging, Booth 7-141 REFLOW See us at
SOLDERING SYSTEMS
SEMICON West Booth 6078
Northfield, MN — All Flex, a manu- facturer of flexible printed circuits and heaters, has added a flexible heater design element to its online flexible circuit design course. It is a self-paced course that provides tech- nical information to support the engi- neering community and discusses the topics of polyimide and silicone rubber flexible heaters. The heat chapter is an addition
to the existing flexible circuit design course sponsored by All Flex and authored by John Michael Pierobon, an electronics industry expert and writer who has also taught numerous technical courses around the world. Since the 2012 introduction of the online course, over 500 visitors have participated. The free course covers basic design requirements based on thermal
needs, calculation examples, mount- ing methods, and concludes with review questions. Jamin Taylor, a sen- ior applications engineer with the company, describes the course as a valuable tool for engineers to increase their knowledge about flexible heater materials, constructions and layout conventions, and is beneficial for both novices and more experienced design- ers. The company has expanded this area of technical support as comple- ment to its Build-A-Heater™ pro- gram. All Flex introduced the Build-A- Heater web-based heater configurator
in November of last year. Contact: All Flex Flexible
Circuits & Heaters, 1705 Cannon
Lane, Northfield, MN 55057 % 877-663-7162 E-mail:
information@allflexinc.com Web:
www.allflexinc.com
See at Xponential (AUVSI Unmanned Systems), Booth 844, Aerospace Electrical Sys. Expo, Booth 3011, and Atlantic Design & Mfg., Booth 224
Phoenix Contact Intros Cable Entry System
FALCON ULTRA PROFILE 1200 Small Footprint • Effi cient Power Use
Consistent High Yields • Precise Temperature Gradient
Middletown, PA — Phoenix Contact continues the expansion of its Cable Entry System (CES) product line with the addition of the CES Multigates. These space-saving, metal-reinforced cable entry plates have double-membrane sealing, which ensures a high level of protec- tion (IP66/67). The cable entry plates can han-
dle up to 37 cables with an outside dimension of 5 to 60mm (0.2 to 2.36in). They offer a low-cost panel feed-through solution, especially where a panel-mounted connector is not preferred. Other
features
SIKAMA INTERNATIONAL, INC.
www.sikama.com
See at SMT Hybrid Packaging, Booth 6-214 of the
Multigates include a UL 94 V0 flame rating and oil-resistance, and a tem- perature rating of –40 to +100°C (–40 to +212°F). To make installation eas- ier, the company has also released
stainless steel module mounting plates for its CES products.
Reinforced cable entry plate. Contact: Phoenix Contact USA,
586 Fulling Mill Road, Middletown, PA 17057 % 800-888-7388 E-mail:
info@phoenixcon.com Web:
www.phoenixcon.com
See at EDS, Barbados B
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