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Applied Motion Drives and Motors Conform to ODVA
Watsonville, CA — A range of servo drives, stepper drives and integrated motors from Applied Motion Products now conforms to the ODVA specifica- tion for EtherNet/IP communications. The ODVA conformance program mandates that vendors use a common network interface to ensure interoper-
the backbone of their industrial Ethernet network can speed time-to- market for their mach ines and end products by specifying ODVA confor- mant devices. Cus tomers have the freedom to choose products from an international vendor pool and be assured that those products will inter-
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ODVA-conformant drives and integrated motors.
ability with products from other ven- dors. Products must pass rigorous testing by an authorized Test Service Provider before being declared ODVA- conformant. ODVA-conformant servo drives,
stepper drives, and integrated motors perform their specific positioning, velocity and other motion control tasks while simultaneously exchanging con- trol, I/O and diagnostic data with con- trollers on the EtherNet/IP network. Customers who rely on EtherNet/IP as
operate in multi-vendor systems. The line of ODVA-conformant
drives and integrated motors from Applied Motion Products includes: SV200 digital servo drives, ST stepper drives and StepServo™ integrated
motors. Contact: Applied Motion
Products, 404 Westridge Drive,
Watsonville, CA 95076 % 800-525-1609 E-mail:
erice@applied-motion.com Web:
www.applied-motion.com
Himax: Flexible OLED Driver and Timing Controller
Minneapolis, MN — Himax Technol - ogies has launched a flexible OLED automotive display driver and timing controller for BOE Technology Group. Compared with traditional TFT LCD displays, OLED displays’ superior image quality, light weight, slim design, and form factor have con- tributed to its increasing adoption in the smartphone market over the past few years. With more OLED capacity
becoming available, these displays are gaining traction in the automo- tive market, as they provide better display performance and greater design flexibility. Leveraging its chip-on-film (COF) packaging, Himax’s flexible
OLED display driver technology was adopted by BOE in its pioneering 12.3 in. (31.2 cm) three-unit curved flexible OLED automotive displays for cockpit areas with only 0.04 in. (1 mm) bezels. This brand-new in-vehicle display application aims to provide better audiovisual experience for car users. In addition to its OLED driver, Himax has also developed a customized tim- ing controller for BOE to make its curved flexible OLED automotive dis-
plays thinner and lighter. Contact: Himax IGI Precision,
Ltd., 4611 E. Lake Street,
Minneapolis, MN 55406 % 949-585-9838 E-mail:
jackie_chang@himax.com.tw Web:
www.himax.com.tw
LASER COMPONENTS: High-Power Fiber Bundles
Bedford, NH — LASER COMPO- NENTS is now offering bundles for high-power, lamp-transmission and high-temperature applications. The
This prevents the typical dead
zones and adhesive gap between the fibers in the end face area. The dam- age threshold of the fiber can thus be fully utilized. The fiber bundles assembled this way can also be used in high-power applications or in harsh environmental conditions. The company can also equip the fiber ends with an AR coating to prevent back reflections, increasing the cou- pling efficiency. LASER COMPONENTS also
manufactures custom fiber solutions. Customers can choose from a large selection of connectors, protective
High-power fiber bundle, made without adhesives.
company uses fiber-fusing technolo- gy for assembly, which allows fibers to be configured into a bundle with- out the use of adhesives.
jackets and fiber materials. Contact: Laser Components
USA, Inc., 115 South River Road,
Building C, Bedford, NH 03110 % 603-821-7040 E-mail:
info@laser-components.com Web:
www.lasercomponents.com
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