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September, 2022 ONLINE RFQ from Mitsubishi Electric
VERNON HILLS, IL — Mitsubishi Electric Automation, recently launched a new online customer shopping-style platform for product selection and search. The platform provides a B2B-type experience, which offers easy to use tools to request pricing quotes for specif- ic products. As part of the company’s digital strate-
gy, the platform allows customers to select products based on specifications, or to select products by model number. The system also provides quick recommendations for compat- ible associated products and accessories. Customers can find a hyperlink to the
platform on the Mitsubishi Electric Automation website, making it easy to navi-
Online request for quote service.
gate, search and find products quickly, typi- cally within just a few clicks. Once they have
found their desired products, customers can submit a request for a quote through the platform for quick response by qualified sales engineers. Mitsubishi Electric Automation worked
with Kyklo to create and develop the plat- form. Founded in 2015, Kyklo focuses on helping distributors, retailers, wholesalers and manufacturers in the electrical and mechanical industry with their digital trans-
formation. Contact: Mitsubishi Electric Automa -
tion, Inc., 500 Corporate Woods Parkway, Vernon Hills, IL 60061 % 847-478-2415 E-mail:
pam.summers@
meau.com Web:
www.us.mitsubishelectric.com
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ACCES I/O Launches Embedded ADC Cards
SAN DIEGO, CA — ACCES I/O Products has released two new embedded PCI Express-based families of high performance and low-cost analog I/O cards — the mPCIe-AIO family and the M.2- AIO family. These innovative families of 16-bit and 12-bit ADC cards start with the flagship models, the mPCIe-AIO16- 16FDS and the M.2- AIO16- 16FDS (NVME compatible). ACCES’ mPCIe and M.2
high-speed, 16-bit multifunction analog input/output cards are ideal for precision measurement, analysis, monitoring, and control in countless embedded applica- tions found in rugged or industri- al environments. Each design can sample
inputs at speeds up to 2Msps for the board’s 16 single-ended or 8 differential analog input chan- nels (1 MHz acquired simultane- ously on each of two analog input paths). Standard features include
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four 16-bit analog outputs and two high-current digital I/O lines —all contained on the ultra-small mPCIe F1 or M.2 2260/2280 embedded form factors. These families also include models with slower A/D speeds, optional ana- log outputs, and lower perform- ance 12-bit modules, for less demanding applications. The four analog outputs
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each have five software selec- table ranges and can drive up to 10mA. The flagship FDS models add hardware-paced 8 kSample FIFO+DMA-driven Streaming Waveform Playback on one, two, three, or all four DACs, at any
aggregate rate up to 1 Msps. Contact: ACCES I/O Products, Inc., 10623 Roselle
Street, San Diego, CA 92121 % 858-550-9559 E-mail:
cpersidok@accesio.com Web:
www.accesio.com
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