• • • ADVERTORIAL • • •


Let Advanced Design A


solution for your next project from our extensive toolbox of proven interconnect technology. We build from a solid


foundation using screw-machined terminals and multi-finger contacts combined with a unique solder ball interface for surface mount applications that improve reliability across the board.


Advanced offers technology, human resources and expertise that deliver the products you need at the exacting requirements and standards you expect.


We’ve launched an innovative new line of Board-to- Board Connectors with pitch sizes available in 0.50mm, 0.65m, 0.75mm, 0.8mm & 1.0mm as well as custom sizes, tailored for modern, high-density PCB designs.


Designed for long-life applications and robust handling, these new connectors are manufactured with screw-machined terminations with multi- finger contacts and include a wealth of value- added features and come with either protective pick-and-place covers or heavy duty, shrouded insulators. The options of covers or insulators helps to provide positive polarisation and offer superior durability for the connectors.


Key Highlights: √ Customisable pitch designs for ultimate flexibility


√ Durable gold-plated screw-machined terminals for long-lasting performance


√ Built-in shrouding and pick-and-place covers for seamless manufacturing


√ Superior signal integrity with reduced NeXT/FeXT and stable impedance


√ Samples available upon request


Our high-quality, reliable products speak for themselves from commitment to quality. If you have a project need and you’re in the market for a reliable, experienced manufacturer, contact us today!


WWW.ADVANCED.COM • 401.823.2000 5 Energy Way, West Warwick, Rhode Island 02893 USA


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