ADVERTORIALS 4.3” 800(RGB)x480 Smart TFT Display
Craft Data are pleased to introduce the DMG80480T043_09WTC smart TFT display, a 4.3” 800(RGB)x480 resolution module with an integrated capacitive touch (glass + glass structure) from their partner DWIN Technology. The IPS display has a high brightness of 800 nits and ultrawide view- ing angles of 85°/85°/85°/85°, allowing the display to be used in indoor and outdoor
applications in both portrait and landscape orientations without the loss of image quality. The module features DWIN’s own powerful T5L0 ASIC dual-core 8051 processor incorporating DWIN’s own DGUS II development architecture allowing users to create a dynamic user interface featuring JPEGs, fonts and music files all stored in the modules 16MB of NOR Flash (expandable to 64MB). Two serial, RS232 or TTL interfaces provide flexible communication to your peripheral devices. The module measures 121.92(H) x 73.15(V) x 14.2(D)mm and has an active area of 93.6(H) x 56.16(V)mm, plus it’s single input voltage of between 6V~36V makes the module ideal for a host of HMI applications.
Craft Data Limited 01296 332000
www.craftdata.co.uk
ROLEC’s polyDOOR Hinged-Lid GRP Enclosures Now In Eight Sizes
ROLEC’s polyDOOR hinged-lid enclosures for industrial electronics are now available in eight sizes – either with or without a transparent window for displays. Weather-resistant polyDOOR (IP 66) is ideal for challenging industrial applications where equipment must be inspected or serviced regularly – such as processing, machine control or marine electronics. The GRP (UL 94 V-0) material is resistant to chemical attack.
The lid is locked with polyamide fixings – either standard slotted screw heads, triangular or square heads (to prevent tampering), or hand screws for rapid access. Inside there are threaded pillars for mounting PCBs, terminal rails and component assemblies. Robust polyDOOR is now available in eight sizes from 140 x 120 x 100 mm to 320 x 200 x 120 mm. The standard colour is similar to RAL 7032. ROLEC can supply polyDOOR fully customised to customer requirements.
ROLEC ENCLOSURES LTD 01489 583858
www.rolec-enclosures.co.uk/en/
Smiths Interconnect introduces new Custom Grid Array technology for medical applications Cost-effective and smaller alternative to coaxial RF contacts
Smiths Interconnect, a leading provider of technically differentiated electronic components, subsystems, microwave, optical and radio frequency products announced the introduction of a new contact technology for the medical market segment, the Custom Grid Array. The new Custom Grid Array technology offers a contact layout using spring probe
and target contacts to deliver the same RF performance as cabled coaxial solutions, with improved signal integrity. Interconnect solutions for medical applications must provide high performance and ensure the highest level of safety. At the same time, there is a pressing market need to make them even smaller, more robust, and more cost-effective. “The Custom Grid Array technology adds an important design option to our offering for the medical customers”, said Mark Kelleher, Vice President and General Manager of the Connector Business Unit at Smiths Interconnect.
Smiths Interconnect
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CUI Devices Introduces Ultra-Compact 3 x 2 mm Tactile Switch
CUI Devices’ Switches Group today announced the introduction of one of the industry’s smallest tactile switches. Housed in an ultra-compact 3 x 2 x 0.6 mm package, the TS19 series carries an IP67 rating for dealing with moisture and environmental contaminants as well as a rugged lifecycle rating up to
300,000 cycles. These tactile switch models feature surface mount packages, gull wing terminations, SPST circuit types, and operating force ratings up to 240 ± 50 gf. The TS19 series also offers reflow solder compatibility, rated voltage and current ratings of 12 Vdc and 50 mA, and an operating temperature range from -30 to 85°C. The TS19 series is available immediately with prices starting at $0.26 per unit at 1000 pieces through distribution. Please contact CUI Devices for OEM pricing. For helpful resources and tools on switches, check out our Resource Library that houses a range of blog posts, videos, and more.
CUI Devices +1 971 335 3648
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New Waterproof connectors from Selwyn Electronics
Selwyn’s wide range of connectors and cable assemblies include Circular connectors, BGA sockets and adapters, Waterproof connectors, custom connectors and cable assemblies. As the UK distributors for ODU Connectors ,they can offer the complete range of ODU
products, including the circular metal and plastic push pull connectors rated up to IP 68, and latest high density and high data speed products, ODU Mac multi-contact, modular rectangular connector, for use when different types of connection are required within a single housing. These connectors offer up to 100,000 mating cycles, blind mating, and a mixture of contacts offering high speed data transmission, high power, fibre optic, and even pneumatic connections. If you are searching for a connector that doesn’t meet all your requirements, then don’t discount a custom solution. This is something Selwyn have provided many times over the past 33 years to their customers. Wherever possible Selwyn try to modify an existing part, or utilise existing tooling, to keep costs down and to provide samples quickly, but they can also manufacture custom connectors from scratch too at surprisingly low costs, and on short lead times.
Selwyn Electronics
www.selwyn.co.uk
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