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Bulgin to launch M Series interconnects at electronica 2016
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exhibition. This bi-annual event, which takes place from the 8th to the 11th of November in Munich, will be the first opportunity to see the new M Series interconnects, which have been designed to offer flexible connectivity solutions for a variety of rugged automation applications. The M Series includes a range of sizes and pin configurations – from 3 to 19 pins – and is designed for use in industries requiring exceptionally reliable and robust connections, from automotive production and machine building to food and beverage processing. A variety of connector types and keying options are available – as well as both straight and
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right-angled versions – providing end-to-end automation connectivity for almost any situation. Bulgin
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In2Connect supply rectangular and circular connectors
ugged, compact, sealed M12 connectors are popular for sensor/actuator connectivity in factory automation, process control, and industrial instrumentation. The screw locking M12 style connector has from 2 to 8 contacts and is IP67 rated so can be well suited for moisture-laden environments. Field attachable connectors have the freedom and flexibility to react to the cabling situation on site or to enable building your own M12 cables. M12 connectors may also be coded by application. As well as M12, In2Connect’s range of connectors include M8, 7/8”, Rund24, M23, tooling and junction systems, adapters and splitters.
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ulgin will be unveiling a new range of industrial automation components on stand B2.271 at this year’s electronica
he all-new MRO series of compact, high-performance professional routers is due to be launched by M2M and IoT solutions specialist INSYS icom. MRO series routers are based on the established MRX modular router platform and support edge as well as cloud computing. These new products will complement and expand the existing line-up of devices for INSYS icom's own smart IoT platform and other applications. Chief among the various cutting-edge features of the MRO is the built-in icom SmartBox, an LXC-based Linux environment for edge computing: the icom SmartBox allows for local storage and processing of data and enables programs and scripts to be executed regardless of the router operating system and configuration. This is made possible by Linux containers (LXC) which run different applications independently and completely closed off from each other. Since every individual container has its own IP and MAC address, it can be addressed directly as a virtual device behind the router. Additional peripherals can also be virtualised to save costs
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