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Advertorials Mouser Electronics named Distributor of the Year


EMEA Catalog Partner by Bourns Mouser Electronics, Inc. has been named as Distributor of the Year (Catalog Partner) in EMEA by Bourns, Inc., a leading manufacturer and supplier of electronic components. The award recognizes Mouser’s outstanding contributions from January 2015 to June 2016 as one of Bourns’ leading distributors, contributing to outstanding percentage of sales (POS) growth of the company’s business in Europe.


“We are proud to work with Mouser and to present them with our traditional Bourns’ Cowbell Award for Catalog Partner Distributor of the Year in recognition of their outstanding sales performance,” said Ferdinand Leicher, Vice President Sales EMEA, Bourns. “Their energetic sales efforts resulted in increased sales right across our product portfolio and customer base in EMEA, and this ongoing commitment helps continue to enhance our joint success.”


“Bourns continually delights customers with innovative new products, which we are pleased to stock in depth,” added Graham Maggs, Vice President Marketing EMEA, Mouser Electronics. “All sectors perform well, but power and automotive especially stand out. We are delighted to receive this Bourns’ Cowbell Award and thank the company for this prestigious honor.”


Mouser stocks the extensive product portfolio of Bourns, including automotive sensors, circuit protection solutions, magnetic products, microelectronic modules, trimming and precision potentiometers, panel controls, encoders, and resistive products.


For more information, visit www.mouser.com/bourns


OMC unveils a rainbow of next-generation LED backlight


OMC, the pioneer in optoelectronics, announces it has developed a new technology that enables a whole rainbow of new LED backlight colours to be produced, including magentas and blue-greens. Previously the only way to achieve non-standard LED colours was to use RGB colour mixing, which involves three times as many chips, complex wiring and requires drive circuitry to control the relative channel levels. OMC’s new series of profiled backlights with Active Reflector Technology™ produces a striking range of vivid, next-generation LED backlight colours, and gives designers far greater creative choice and flexibility.


OMC’s proprietary Active Reflector Technology™ utilises photon wavelength upconversion to produce a wide range of rich colours and pastel shades. OMC’s new ART series backlights are available in crimson red, rose pink, a strong red-orange, bright orange, amber yellow, pastel yellow, high brightness yellow/green, vivid green, deep green, electric green-blue, a classic rich LED blue and a strong, bright shade of magenta. ART series backlights use only one wavelength of emitter per backlight, so there is no requirement to mix multiple LED wavelengths, reducing design complexity and lowering costs.


As a specialist manufacturer of LED backlights, OMC can produce bespoke shapes, sizes and colours as standard, with no set-up costs for most designs and very low minimum order quantities. Designers can have samples in as little as a few days. Next generation ART LED backlights suit multiple applications, including illuminating liquid crystal displays, logos, badges, signs and many more.


OMC Tel: 01209-215424 www.omc-uk.com


New iCE40 UltraPlus™ devices from Lattice Semiconductor accelerate customer innovation in


smartphones and IoT edge devices Lattice Semiconductor Corporation (NASDAQ: LSCC), the leading provider of customizable smart connectivity solutions, today announced its new iCE40 UltraPlus™ FPGA devices, one of the industry’s most energy-efficient & programmable mobile heterogeneous computing (MHC) solutions. This latest addition to the iCE40 Ultra family delivers eight times more memory (1.1 Mbit RAM), twice the digital signal processors (8x DSPs), and improved I/Os over previous generations. Available in multiple package sizes, the programmable nature of the iCE40 UltraPlus device is ideal for smartphones, wearables, drones, 360 cameras, human-machine interfaces (HMIs) and industrial automation, as well as security and surveillance products.


Enabling a new way to interact with electronic devices, the iCE40 UltraPlus device is well suited for voice recognition, gesture recognition, image recognition, haptics, graphics acceleration, signal aggregation, I3C bridging and more. This brings added intelligence to smartphones and IoT edge products, such as wearables and home audio assisted devices, to be always on, always listening and ready to instantly process commands locally without going to the cloud.


The iCE40 UltraPlus product evaluation samples and boards are now available. To learn more, please visit: http://www.latticesemi.com/iCE40UltraFamily


New LinkSwitch-TN2 Switcher ICs from Power Integrations


deliver high accuracy in non-isolated off-line applications Rugged off-line buck switcher IC survives wide fluctuations in mains supply


Power Integrations (Nasdaq: POWI), the leader in high-voltage integrated circuits for energy-efficient power conversion, today introduced its LinkSwitch™-TN2 off-line switcher IC for non- isolated applications with up to 360 mA output current. The new device, which may be configured as a buck, buck-boost or a non-isolated flyback converter, delivers high accuracy, high efficiency and excellent no-load performance. The device incorporates new safety features including input and output over-voltage protection and a rugged MOSFET with a 725 V breakdown voltage, offering robust output short-circuit and over-temperature protection against line surges and swells. Applications include appliances, HVAC, industrial, home


automation (IOT) and metering systems, particularly those destined for India and other geographies with challenging power grid stability.


LinkSwitch-TN2 ICs feature voltage regulation of better than -/+ 3%. This high level of accuracy allows designers to eliminate post regulators, minimizing the BOM, increasing efficiency and reducing size. The new IC requires just 20 additional components to complete a buck converter, and may be configured to use off-the-shelf inductors, further reducing cost and supply chain complexity.


LinkSwitch-TN2 ICs come in three different packages: PDIP-8C, SO-8C, and SMD-8C. Devices are available now, priced at $0.60 in 10,000-piece quantities. Information including reference designs is available from the Power Integrations website at


www.power.com/linkswitch-tn2


colours with Active Reflector Technology™ Extended, vivid colours, including magentas and blue-greens; simplifies circuit design; more economical than RGB colour mixing


Oxley LED lamps in stock at Aerco


Now in stock at Aerco, the distributor and stockist of electrical and electronic components servicing hi-rel markets, is the OXL/CLH/100 range of LED lamps that will find extensive applications in military and civil aircraft and vehicles.


Offering the inherent advantages of LED technology that include: greater reliability, safety and durability, improved efficiency, lower operating temperatures and operating costs, the CLH/100 series has a 10mm mounting, an 80° or 100° viewing angle and is sealed to IP66.


With an operating and storage temperature of -40 to 85°C, the range is available in standard and high intensity versions offering a luminous intensity from 34 to 1,250mcd. Current rating is 15 or 20A and a range of voltage options provide a high degree of design flexibility.


The range is built with an aluminium black nickel body and is available in low profile or prominent format with flush mounting.


For more information on Aerco products please visit: www.aerco.co.uk


Harwin increases design choices and production flexibility with extensions to 1.27mm, 2mm and 2.54mm pitch connector ranges


Extended options include new connector orientation, pin counts and soldering choices on successful Industry Standard Connector ranges


Leading hi-rel connector and SMT board hardware manufacturer, Harwin, has extended the number of models available in its highly successful Industry Standard Connector ranges, including Harwin’s Archer M50 (1.27mm pitch), M22 (2mm pitch) and M20 (2.54mm pitch) interconnects. The range extensions bring greatly increased choice to design engineers, with the extended product offerings adding new orientations, different connector pin counts and soldering methods. Harwin expanded its choice of connection systems to suit an increased variety of PCB layouts and offer customers more flexibility. Additionally, all of the new surface mount connectors are available supplied in Tape & Reel packaging, for use with automated pick and place assembly.


Harwin’s Archer M50 connectors, based on 1.27mm pitch, now include a complete range of single-row pin headers and sockets, both available in through-board and surface mount options. The M22, 2mm pitch Industry Standard range has been extended with the addition of single and double row SMT horizontal sockets, plus a double row vertical SMT pin header with location legs for precise board placement. Harwin’s extended M20, 2.54mm pitch Industry Standard Connector range has seen the addition of single and double row SMT horizontal sockets, a double row vertical SMT pin header with location pegs, plus a low-profile dual-entry vertical SMT socket.


Harwin Tel: 02392 314 532 www.harwin.com


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