New Products
nario in which a multi-PCB panel needs to matrix configurations. The combination of becoming a global phenomenon, Aeroflex
be in-system programmed, saving the costs Molex’s high speed copper flex assembly is dramatically accelerating the roll-out
and hassles of designing and building an integrated with Neoconix’s HD&S PC- of the major new features planned for
in-house, ad-hoc solution.
www.smh-tech.com Beam™ interposer provides a high-density 2009 for its recently launched Aeroflex
and high-speed interface for flex-to-PCBA 7100 digital radio test set for LTE mobile
christopher Associates introduces applications.
www.molex.com, device test. The accelerated roll-out of new
defoaming/mixing system
www.neoconix.com features for the Aeroflex 7100 during 2009
Christopher Associates announced the relates to LTE/CDMA2000 inter-working,
availability of the Japan Unix UM-118 agileTcp launches Factory & LTE/UTRAN & GERAN handover,
centrifugal mixer/defoamer. This unit, Management solution service TD-LTE mode and LTE mobile device
which can be used for solder paste, cosmet- agileTCP’s comprehensive agileFMS Fac- conformance test.
www.aeroflex.com
ics, semiconductor materials, solar pastes, tory & Manufacturing Solution service
epoxies and other materials, is program- offering stems from the company’s strategic cherry launches new range of
mable for duration, cycle profile and up relationship with Massachusetts-based waterproof rocker and pushbutton
to 1500RPM centrifugal speed as well Innovo Strategy. The agileFMS service switches
as internal rotational speed. Mixing of demonstrates and enables practical Cherry Electrical Products’s new range of
materials and defoaming are accomplished implementations of advanced business and sealed, waterproof rocker and pushbutton
with cycle times half those of conventional technology theories, leading to successful switches with a wide choice of pole, throw
mixers.
www.christopherweb.com strategy and execution of manufacturing ef- and switch options are suitable for a huge
ficiency and optimization efforts for clients range of applications, from vehicles and
Molex hD&s interposer features worldwide. AgileFMS services provide outdoor machinery to medical devices.
Neoconix’s pcBeam interconnect dramatic modifications to work-in-progress There are eight different designs in the
technology
(WIP), thereby maximizing throughput, new product family—seven rocker switches
Molex Incorporated and Neoconix have
minimizing cycle time and reducing cost and one pushbutton switch, all certified to
developed a flexible copper high-density
within factory-specific environments across IP56 and IP65 requirements for water and
and speed (HD&S) interposer in a tool-
multiple industries.
www.agileTCP.com dust resistance. These competitively-priced
less, easy-to-use configuration. Available switches are available in numerous AC/
now, Molex’s FlexBeam™ tool-less copper Aeroflex accelerates roll-out of new DC ratings and are RoHS compliant.
flex interposer is a low-profile, flex-to- features for its 7100 lTe handset
www.cherry.de
board interface that provides densities of tester as lTe goes global
1.00 mm (.039”) or less in a variety of pin- With LTE (3G Long Term Evolution) fast
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