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Kemtron Introduce a new soft silicone flat EMI gasket material
A
flat, sheet material, comprising a solid silicone rubber, embedded with Monel or Aluminium metal
wires orientated perpendicular to its surface. Excellent RFI/EMI/EMP shielding performance is achieved as the material has a wire density of up to 140 wires/ CM2 in solid silicone providing an environmental and RFI/ EMI seal when clamped between two metallic surfaces. These wires are crimped to aid compression and are chemically bonded to ensure their retention. They will also penetrate most light oxide layers, ensuring a low contact resistance path when suitably compressed.
Kemtron Ltd 01376 348115
www.kemtron.co.uk
High power radio modem features Category 1 receiver R
adiometrix has launched a high power narrowband radio modem that provides an RF output of up to 500 mW with a data rate of up to 19200 bps. The HNM2 meets the ETSI EN 300 220-1 Category 1 specification for high
performance receivers where a short range radio device may have inherent implications for the safety of human life. This makes the multichannel, low power consumption device suitable for use in safety critical wireless applications such as social alarms and healthcare monitoring. Current consumption is only 280 mA for transmit and 40 mA for receive, from a supply voltage of 6 V to 16 V dc.
Providing a direct interface to SPI, USB, RS232 and RS485 serial ports, it measures only 80 mm x 86 mm x 15 mm. Power can be provided via the USB link or an external supply. Offering point-to-point and point-to-multipoint communication, the frequency programmable HNM2 has a store
and forward repeater mode using dual addressing to extend its operating range. Other features include a range test mode, a SAW front end filter, 12.5 kHz / 25 kHz channel spacing, data
whitening using a pseudo-random sequence, and a digital received signal strength indicator. The modem can be specified to operate on the licence exempt bands of 458 MHz in UK or 169 MHz and 869 MHz
in the EU. Custom frequency bands are also available from 160 MHz to 915 MHz. Channel selection is made by means of a rotary hex switch or using AT commands. As well as social alarms and healthcare monitoring, the HNM2 is suitable for IoT and other applications, including high end security and fire alarms, lone worker alarms, industrial / commercial telemetry and telecommand, in- building environmental monitoring and control, vehicle data up/download, and automatic meter reading.
Radiometrix
In2Connect UK launches updated Connectors Website
customers explore In2Connect’s complete range of connector, cable and switch solutions for areas like:
• D-sub connector for Control/Instrumentation • PCB Connectors • PCB Edgecard connectors • Connectors for Embedded Systems • Waterproof connectors • Circular MIL Spec connectors • Rack and Panel connectors • Sensor and Automation connectors • Custom Cables and Wires
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n2Connect UK Ltd, specialists in waterproof connectivity has launched an updated, responsive version of its website -
www.in2connect.uk.com.
Corby, Northants, UK: The newly redesigned website enables a comprehensive understanding of the Company's cable and connector products plus added- value services. To satisfy the changing needs of both OEM and Distributor users, In2Connect has created a responsive website; designed and developed to provide clean and uncluttered navigation with a minimum of resizing, panning, and scrolling - across the widest range of devices from desktop computer to mobile phone; making it quicker and easier to find “on the page” and PDF download product information and call our experts for free advice. To assist the product specification process, increased multimedia and social content provides the option for users to share site information across all the major social networking sites
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“We are excited about our new website launch and the extensive information it provides for customers, partners and the media to better understand In2Connect’s connector/service offerings. We base this offering around the reputation of our connector and cable brands and our product knowledge ~ offering customers the sort of individual advisory service that outdoes far larger competitors” said Bob Hart, In2Connect’s founder and Managing Director. "We believe that this new site will allow our visitors to quickly find the connector product to solve their individual problems whilst we continue to grow and increase our market presence."
In2Connect’s extensive logistics warehouse is situated centrally at the hub of the UK’s motorway network to provide fast delivery to UK customers and all UK airports.
In2Connect UK Ltd 01962 773004
www.in2connect.uk.com
Full 3D in-Line X-Ray Inspection
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he Nordson Matrix range of in-line X-Ray systems incorporates technologies for 2D, 2.5D and 3D inspection of boards and assemblies, at production line speeds. Using patented techniques, the systems can detect faults at different levels within the assembly and give the operator precise information on the fault and its location. X-Ray analysis is fast becoming an essential on every
production line to ensure the quality of hidden solder and components. Nordson Matrix are a world leader in both standard and custom In-Line X-Ray with specialist software and systems for most production applications.
The series includes:- X# series
X series
Flexible system for PCB and Assemblies Sealed ( maintenance free ) tube and flat panel detector
High speed inspection for PCB production
XS series Small footprint / High resolution Small PCB/ Hybris and semiconductor applications
Cupio 01962 832654
www.cupio.co.uk
CONNECTINGINDUSTRY.COM/ELECTRONICS 020 8909 9595
www.radiometrix.com
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