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Yamaichi Now Offering Push-pull Circular Connectors with Overmolded Strain Relief


Aschheim-Dornach, Germany — Yamaichi Electronics is now offering its Y-Circ® P series of push-pull circular connectors with overmolded strain relief. This prevents unwanted unscrewing of the connector without the need for gluing. The proven design increases the connectors flexibility when compared with standard strain reliefs. Customer-specific designs and adaptations to


the requirements of cable assemblies can also be accommodated easily. Yamaichi now offers a port- folio of complete cable assembly manufacturing, with in-house overmolded M12 and push-pull con- nectors.


Adapter cable assemblies for connecting M12 or push-pull connectors to RJ45 or USB interfaces


Y-Circ cables with strain relief.


Acumentrics Introduces Uninterruptible Power Supplies


Walpole, MA — Acumentrics has introduced a new line of small, light- weight, configurable uninterruptible power supplies (UPS). The series is designed for first responders, portable telemedicine systems and any appli- cation that requires an autonomous and compact power solution. The Pack Power™ is an FAA/ATA-compliant small form fac- tor UPS for backpack-based portable first responder systems. Designed to be used worldwide, the lightweight and rugged Pack Power seamlessly


can be made with the companies Y-Con® series of industrial connectors. Yamaichi Electronics offers test and burn-in


sockets, connectors and connection systems. The company designs its products to have high reliabili- ty and functionality, and manufactures its compo- nents for demanding applications. Markets served include semiconductor, indus-


trial automation, automotive, data networking, test and measurement, medical, and mobile and embed-


ded computing. Contact: Yamaichi Electronics Deutschland


GmbH, Concor Park, Bahnhofstrasse 20, 85609 Aschheim-Dornach % +49-89-45109-0 fax: +49-89-45109-110 E-mail: info@yamaichi.de Web: www.yamaichi.de


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operates critical electronics, whether plugged into either AC or vehicle power or not connected. The Carry On UPS Power


Case™ is a power solution built into a rugged case that is “Telemedicine Ready™” to be equipped as needed for portable applications. Since the power case works with either AC or vehicle power, it can be charged prior to or while in route to its destination. The system can charge the battery and operate electronics simultane- ously, making every minute count. The FAA/ATA-compliant power


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