February, 2018
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Page 99 DENSO Designs Large Automotive Head-Up Display
Southfield, MI — DENSO has devel- oped a thin-film transistor (TFT), liq- uid-crystal head-up display (HUD) to project critical driving information onto the windshield of automobiles for drivers. According to the compa- ny, this human-machine interface
CUI’s New Power Supplies Certified for Medical
Tualatin, OR — CUI’s power group has added five new open-frame power supply series, ranging from 180 to 550W, to its line of internal AC-DC medical power supplies. Certified to the medical 606011 edi- tion 3.1 safety standards for 2X MOPP applications and 4th edition EMC requirements, the VMS180, VMS225, VMS275, VMS350, and VMS550 series exhibit high efficien- cy up to 94 percent and power densi- ties up to 30 W/in.3. The new models are housed in 2
x 4 in. (5 x 10.1 cm) and 3 x 5 in. (7.6 x 12.7 cm) packages with profiles measuring as low as 0.75 in. (1.9 cm). The new supplies provide a compact, high-density solution for medical diagnostic equipment, medical moni- toring devices and dental applica- tions.
(HMI) is the world’s largest automo- tive HUD, with a nearly 24 in. (61 cm) projection. The display was recently included in the new 2018 Lexus LS. The HUD projects a virtual
screen approximately three meters ahead of the driver, enabling the driver to more intu- itively access key information about the vehicle and its sur- roundings without looking away from the road. The technology displays
basic information, such as speed limits and the vehicle’s driving speed, and also the locations of pedestrians through external sen-
Information displayed on DENSO’s new HUD.
sors. It also provides lane guidance assistance by using an automotive navigation system. The navigation system has an arrow that indicates
the appropriate lane to follow at intersections. The HUD takes into considera-
tion the relative position of informa- tion displayed, its colors and other visual effects — all without obstructing driving. Its display is brighter than conventional HUDs to ensure screen visibility in
bright, daytime conditions. Contact: DENSO
International America, Inc., 24777 Denso Drive, Southfield, MI 48086 % 248-350-7500 Web:
www.globaldenso.com
See at ATX/MD&M West, Booth 4139
TECHNICA, U.S.A. Fulfilling Manufacturing Needs Throughout the Electronics Industry
Open-frame medical power supplies.
Each of the new power supplies
provide output voltages of 12 to 58 VDC, have wide universal input volt- age ranges from 80 to 264 VAC and offer no-load power consumption as low as 0.5W. The 180 to 550W mod- els also carry an input-to-output iso- lation of 4,200 VAC, with leakage current ratings as low as 0.3 mA at 230 VAC.
Operating temperatures at full
load range from –40 to +122°F (–40 to +50°C) with forced air cooling, der- ating to 50 percent load at +158°F (+70°C). Additional features include over-voltage, over-current and short circuit protections, power factor cor- rection, and a 12 VDC/500 mA fan output.
These medical power supplies
meet EN 55011 Class B limits for conducted and radiated emissions and achieve a mean time between failure (MTBF) rating of 3.37 million hours, calculated per Telcordia SR-
332 Issue 3. Contact: CUI, Inc., 20050 SW
112th Avenue, Tualatin, OR 97062 % 503-612-2300 fax: 503-612-2383
E-mail:
jschnabel@cui.com Web:
www.cui.com
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