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Hasco High-Rel / Critical Application Relays
Continued from previous page The company offers two vari-
eties of latching relays: the HAT latching relay and KLT latching relay. The HAT relay is a heavy- duty, single-coil, latching relay and is capable of switching 40 A. The KLT is a high-reliability, miniature, single-coil latching relay that can switch up to 15 A. The models are designed to save energy and require no current to maintain closure once the relay has been switched. They can be unlatched easily by reversing their coil voltage polarity. Hasco’s reed switches are
Manufactured in the U.S.A. since 1966
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1551 S. Harris Court Anaheim, CA 92806 Tel 714·978·1551
also designed for long life and reli- ability. Each reed switch can sit idle for years without increased contact resistance. The company uses a selec- tion of high-quality reed switches in its reed relays, which are useful for low-current switching. The switches can also remain idle for years, yet function when the need arises. In addition, the company’s engi-
neers work with customers to pro- vide application-specific relays, tai- loring the products to suit individual requirements.
Philosophy of Success Hasco is committed to designing
and manufacturing high-quality re - lays and distributes them worldwide, along with full customer service and engineering support. The company strives to leave customers with the
SPR-L series latching SPDT/DPDT relays.
impression that after investing in one of its products, they are left with something of value that performs well, and is also reliable. Beyond pro- viding products, the company enjoys a friendly connection with its cus- tomers. All current and future cus- tomers are invited to visit Hasco at its New York headquarters, or its manu- facturing facility in China. Contact: Hasco Relays &
Electronics International Corp., 906 Jericho Turnpike, New Hyde Park, NY 11040 % 516-328-9292 E-mail:
wayneh@hascorelays.com Web:
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ASSET Simplifies Debug Connections for DCI
Richardson, TX — A new system con- troller for ASSET® InterTech’s Source Point™ hardware-assisted software debug platform allows engi- neers to begin software debug imme-
cols as a sideband. As a system controller, the CCC
provides connectivity to Ethernet networks and the cloud. As a result, developers can access a target plat-
System controller for SourcePoint debug platform.
diately. The software offers an easy way to connect SourcePoint to Intel®- based target platforms that support direct connect interface (DCI). The closed chassis controller
(CCC) connects by USB3 rather than Intel’s legacy 60-pin XDP connector, or by an MIPI60 connector. Many portable systems, including laptops and tab lets, do not have the board space available for the much larger XDP or MIPI connectors, and yet still require the ability to connect to a debugger. All three of the Intel connectivi-
ty options for hardware-assisted soft- ware debuggers rely on the IEEE 1149.1 JTAG standard. The XDP and MIPI60 connectors implement the JTAG interface in hardware, while the USB3 interface will make use of DCI and incorporate the JTAG proto-
form remotely. This allows a geo- graphically dispersed development team to collaborate while debugging a target platform’s firmware or soft- ware.
The company’s SourcePoint is a
platform with debug and trace tools for C/C++ embedded software and firmware. The CCC system controller and SourcePoint platform have been optimized for Intel Core™, Atom™ and Xeon® processors. The CCC sup- ports a number of common use cases, including initial cold boot, suspend state operations and survival, and reset sequences. Contact: ASSET InterTech,
2201 N Central Expressway, Suite 105, Richardson, TX 75080 % 888-694-6250 E-mail:
rkern@asset-intertech.com Web:
www.asset-intertech.com
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