August, 2016
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Hammond Intros Miniature Enclosures for USB Interconnects
Cheektowaga, NY — When USB 3.0 was introduced, offering theoretical
available from USB 2.0, the protocol became significantly more useful across a variety of applications. The latest standard to be published, USB 3.1, further increases performance to 10 Gbits/s and reduces line encoding overhead. All types use a Type A standard
plug as the interface to the host ma- chine. To house small PCBs using USB as the external power and sig- nal interconnect, Hammond has ex- tended its popular 1551 miniature family with three new sizes: 1.38, 1.97 or 2.56 in. (35, 50 or 65 mm) long, 0.79, 0.98 or 1.18 in. (20, 25 or
30 mm) wide respectively, all 0.61 in. (15.5 mm) high. The sizes were cho- sen after customer consultation to provide prototype builders and small volume OEMs generous room on the PCB. The 1551USB IP54 ABS enclo- sures are a traditional lid and base design. All versions contain a dedi- cated cutout for a standard USB Type A plug in one end and have a recess in the lid for an inlay, label or HMI keypad. The two smaller units have two PCB standoffs molded into the base; the largest one has four. Each size is available in five colors with a satin texture finish as stan-
Enclosures for USB 3.1 devices.
data signaling rates of 5 Gbits/s compared with the 480 Mbits/s
Sono-Tek: Photoresist Ultrasonic Coating System
Milton, NY — Sono-Tek Corpora- tion has introduced a new photore- sist ultrasonic coating system, SPT200, which has been designed specifically to meet the special chal- lenges of coating high aspect ratios and deep-well topographies, such as MEMS wafers with photoresist.
Whether large or small, we’ve got you covered
Select Coat® SL-940
SPT200 photoresist ultrasonic coating system.
SPT200 is typically configured
with Vortex or AccuMist ultrasonic spray shaping nozzles, depending on coating requirements. At the heart of the system is Sono-Tek’s patented ul- trasonic nozzle technology. All ultra- sonic nozzles demonstrate up to 95 percent reduction in material con- sumption, non-clogging performance, and precise, targeted spray patterns at ultra-low flow rates. The system has features that
include automated spray coating with recipe storage, the accommo- dation of 100, 150, 200, and 300 mm (3.94, 5.91, 7.87, and 11.81 in.) wafers, precision temperature con- trol, integrated wafer lockdown, a repeatable syringe pump with auto refill, manual wafer load and un- load, and a stable, controlled process.
Contact: Sono-Tek Corpora-
tion, 2012 Route 9W, Milton, NY 12547 % 845-795-2020 Fax: 845- 795-2720 Web:
www.sono-tek.com
See at SMTAI, Booth 607
dard: RAL 9011 black, RAL 7035 grey, translucent clear, translucent smoke and translucent red. Custom colors can be supplied, and to reduce time to market and modification costs all 1551USB enclosures are available factory-modified with ma- chining and silk screening. AutoCAD and PDF dimensioned drawings are
availabe for download. Contact: Hammond Manufactur- ing Co., Inc., 475 Cayuga Road,
Suite 100, Cheektowaga, NY 14225 % 716-630-7030 fax: 716-630-7042 E-mail:
rshatzel@hammfg.com Web:
www.hammondmfg.com
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Please visit our website or contact us today.
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