PRODUCTS INTERCONECTION FAST CHARGING WITH DC CHARGING PLUG CCS T
he Harting Technology Group is focusing on electromobility
technology and has established The HARTING Automotive subsidiary to develop e-mobility solutions. A low-loss DC voltage featuring the latest HARTING high-current connectivity charges e-vehicle batteries in the shortest possible
time. "Over the recent months, e- mobility has picked up tremendous momentum. There's no denying high-performance fast charging will further improve acceptance of e-vehicles among drivers," as Marco Grinblats, Managing Director of HARTING Automotive stated. The breakthrough of e-mobility depends on user-friendly charging infrastructure. "Fast charging technology with the DC charging plug CCS ensures that in future vehicles will be supplied with sufficient power - not in a matter of hours, but in a few minutes," as Marco Grinblats underlined. The technology group is
supplying charging solutions for Volkswagen's modular e-drive
system (MEB), as well as the Audi e-tron and the Porsche Taycan platforms, among others. In cooperation with Porsche,
HARTING has created a DC charging solution that can transfer very high power to the vehicle's energy storage system for a short time. A new innovative cooling technology ensures that all necessary parameters are maintained. HARTING Automotive has put in
strong growth over the past three years. "E-mobility topics have shifted up three gears in a very short time. I am most pleased to see the continued strong demand for HARTING solutions in this area," Grinblats concludes.
www.HARTING.com
ENHANCED INTERCONNECT FLEXIBILITY IN SPECIAL VEHICLES
EAO has enhanced its Series 09 portfolio of ruggedised RGB halo illuminated CAN Bus keypads and the complementary rotary cursor controller joystick module to include easy to integrate devices that enable designers to specify only the HMI features their application actually needs, thereby minimising hardware costs and optimising their software investment. Robert Davies, Marketing Manager
HIGH-SPEED & FULL-SPEED USB TYPE-C SERIAL ADAPTER CABLES
Connective Peripherals is now supplying converter cabling solutions fitted with USB Type-C terminals. These new cables from the FTDI-approved module/cabling subcontractor connect electronics hardware with legacy equipment and peripherals. Covering USB-to-RS232, USB-to-TTL and USB-to-MPSSE data interfacing, they can be supplied in either Full-Speed or High-Speed versions. Among the array of solutions available are:
• The USBC-FS-UART-5V-3.3V-1800-PH incorporates the FT234XD USB-to-UART bridging IC. This cable provides 3.3V TTL level UART signals and an additional 5V output to power external circuits. It features 1.8m of cabling with 6-way single-in-line 0.1-inch pitch connector. • Based on the FT232R interface IC, the USBC-FS-UART-5V-5V-1800-WE cable supports 5V TTL level UART signals and has an additional 5V output to power external circuits. The 1.8m cable has bare wire endings. • USBC-FS-RS232-0V-1800-WE cables feature the FT230X USB-to-Serial bridge ICs, along with integrated RS232 level shifters. 1.8m in length, they have wire ended terminations. • Each USBC-FS-RS232-100-DB9 utilises a sophisticated FT231XS X-Chip series USB-to-Serial IC, as well as an FT3243S RS232 transceiver device to provide RS232 levels on the serial interface. These 10cm cables all come with a DB9 connector. • Using FTDI’s popular High-Speed USB FT232H interface IC, the USBC-HS-UART-3.3V-3.3V-1800-SPR and USBC-HS-UART-5V-3.3V-1800-SPR are able to provide USB-to-UART interfacing at high data rates.
www.connectiveperipherals.com
with EAO Ltd, said that his company is now able to offer six-way keypad modules compliant with CAN J1939 and CAN Open protocols, and also a lower- cost hardwired version: “All Series 09 devices benefit from front IP67 sealing, interchangeable legends and a choice of RGB or single colour halo illumination”, Davies said. To ensure the highest level of reliability, all Series 09 CAN Bus modules are rated to operate at temperatures between – 40°C to 85°C. “Fully validated and certified Safety
rated variants of the new Series 09 CAN Bus keypads and the rotary cursor controller joystick module are in the pipeline”, Davies continued. “Slated to be available early in 2022, EAO has designed these particular variants in strict accordance with EN ISO 13849 PLD and ISO 26262 ASIL B functional safety standards”.
www.eao.com/09
NEW 1 3/8” PMIN POWER SERIES FIELD WIREABLE CONNECTORS
For versatility, flexibility, and optimum conductivity, Mencom offers new 1 3/8” PMIN Power Series Field Wireable Circular Connectors. This power series provides a cost-effective and time-efficient plug-and-play solution for industrial motor, machine, and power distribution applications. The versatility of the new 1 3/8” PMIN field wireable connectors provide a quick-disconnect solution for easy installation and maintenance of equipment. These new field wireable connectors are UL listed and provide IP69 protection. They
are available in 3-pole and 4-pole with straight and right-angle orientations. Mencom designs and produces a right-angled version of the 1 3/8" field wireable connector. The right-angle profile is lower than the typical bend radius needed to mount a straight cable, providing a big advantage when installation space is limited. Also, it removes undesirable cable strain caused by bending cables to fit in tight spaces. The Mencom PMIN Power series is completely modular, which means the user can mix and match assorted parts on the installation. This reduces installation time and the need for specialised tools or labour that is typically used for traditional conduit or raceway installations. The result is faster, easier, and more reliable than hardwiring, and offers attractive overall cost savings for the installation.
www.mencom.com
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