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Mill-Max Expands Line of Connector Pins
Oyster Bay, NY — Mill-Max, a man- ufacturer of high-reliability intercon- nect components, has developed ad- ditional straight and right-angle male PCB pins to complement its ex- isting 35XX and 37XX series. In ad- dition to the 0.020, 0.025, 0.030, and 0.040 in. (0.51, 0.63, 0.76, and 1.02 mm) diameters available, the compa- ny now offers pins with diameters of
board mating. They can also be com- bined with right-angle receptacles of connectors to mate boards in parallel (daisy chaining). These brass pins are precision-machined and are closely monitored to produce pins with con- sistent bends each time. The tips of the pins have a full radial shape, which makes it easy to plug them into board holes and receptacles.
June, 2016
FRAMOS Offers HC-V Lens Series from Kowa
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada — Image processing systems in production equipment, quality inspection, logis- tics, and robotics are often subject to direct or indirect vibration and rapid move- ment. With the new vibra- tion-resistant HC-V lens series from Kowa, systems engineers can achieve high image quality without pixel shift, even if the lenses tilt, rotate or are exposed to ex- treme vibration. The lenses have been
Straight and right-angle PCB connector pins.
0.06 and 0.08 in. (1.52 and 2.03 mm). They are suitable for plugging into receptacles and soldering into PCBs. The new pins are a good fit for appli- cations that demand high mechani- cal strength, or to meet higher cur- rent requirements. The 37XX series has been de-
signed for any situation that requires a right-angle connection. The pins can be soldered onto a daughter card and plugged into receptacles or connectors on a motherboard for perpendicular
The straight pins, series 35XX,
come in three lengths, 0.25, 0.50 and 0.75 in. (6.35, 12.7 and 19.0 mm), and are available with diameters of 0.06 and 0.08 in. (1.52 and 2.03 mm). The standard plating option is 10 µin. gold over nickel, and other plating
options are available upon request. Contact: Mill-Max Mfg. Corp.,
190 Pine Hollow Road, Oyster Bay, NY 11771 % 516-922-6000 E-mail:
rritter@mill-max.com Web:
www.mill-max.com
designed for 1 in. (25 mm) sensors with up to 4 MP, which allows for the bene- fits of today’s CMOS tech- nology wherever high com- ponent stability is required in tough environments. Re- sponsible for their durabili- ty is their mechanical struc - ture with internal glass ele- ments bonded to the housing, a dou- ble-nut thread for the focusing ring, and variable step-up rings for fixed aperture openings. The robust series, which has an
optical output that corresponds to Kowa’s HC series, is available with six fixed focal lengths between 8 and 50 mm. Exchangeable aperture plates
create an exact, reproducible f-stop, which together with the bonded lens- es, guarantee high image quality and simplify image processing in the soft- ware. Replaceable iris plates, de- signed to increase the stability of the lenses, have taken the place of the conventional system with knurled
screws to fix them in place. In addi- tion, reversible nuts are used to lock the focusing ring. This makes them
HC-V vibration-resistant lenses.
useful for such applications as robot- ics, as well as both stereo and 3D ap- plications. The manual iris and focus check
and the permanently defined aper- tures have almost eliminated devia- tions and adjustment errors. In par- ticular, in applications where several cameras are viewing an area of inter- est, exact synchronous adjustments are required and the processing unit
combines multiple images. Contact: FRAMOS Technologies, Inc., 57 Auriga Drive, Suite 223, Ot-
tawa, Ontario K2E 8B2, Canada % 613-208-1082 E-mail:
info@framos.com Web:
www.framos.com
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