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Smiths Interconnect’s SpaceNXT™ Aurora Hard Metric Backplane connectors
New Sloping Front Instrument Enclosures From METCASE
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ETCASE has launched a new sloping front version of its advanced TECHNOMET desktop instrument enclosures.
TECHOMET SL is designed for applications including medical and test and measurement. The new SL model’s front bezel is inclined at 18 degrees
for a perfect viewing angle of the controls, displays etc. Extruded snap-on trims at the front and rear cover all the front panel and case fixing screws. A single PCB can be installed on four pre-fitted M3
pillars in the base – or multiple PCBs can slide in on clip-in anti-vibration guides (accessories). The front and rear panels are recessed to protect switches, connectors, displays and keypads. TECHNOMET SL is available in three standard sizes: 100 x
225 x 230 mm, 125 x 275 x 285 mm and 150 x 350 x 320 mm (which features side grip handles as standard). METCASE can supply TECHNOMET SL enclosures fully
customised.
METCASE Enclosures u 01489 583858 u
www.metcase.co.uk
LEMO (UK) Ltd
and radio frequency products, has announced the release of its SpaceNXT™ Aurora Series, the first COTS Plus 2mm Hard Metric backplane connector, tested and qualified to ESA ESCC 3401 specifications. The newly released Aurora family of Hard Metric backplane connectors is part of Smiths Interconnect’s SpaceNXT™ initiative, creating a broad range of high- reliability connectivity solutions that are readily available to the market and are pre-tested and qualified for next generation space applications. The SpaceNXT™ Aurora Series is specifically designed for LEO satellites and currently available in three sizes of 55, 110 and 125 contacts in an industry standard gender configuration, in straight and right-angle terminations. SpaceNXT™ Aurora is offered with 1.27 micron gold plating on the contact mating surfaces for improved durability and resistance to fretting corrosion compared to standard COTS Hard Metric connectors.
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www.smithsinterconnect.com
LEMO TO EXHIBIT ITS LATEST COMPACT FIBRE- OPTIC TERMINATION BOX AT BVE 2019
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EMO will be showcasing their new improved compact fibre- optic termination boxes at the UK’s largest Broadcast
Video Expo 2019 on Stand No. K34 which is being held from 26th to 28th February 2019 at the London ExCel Centre. The company’s latest Compact Splice Tray (CST) offers
users the ability to quickly and easily install a space saving, robust HD video bulkhead interface solution without compromising performance and is now available with many new features including a quick release cover. Also on show will be LEMO’s industry leading range of broadcast interconnect and media converter solutions – offering a broad spectrum of the latest technology options to customers.
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Congatec presents SMARC 2.0 Quick Starter Kit for NXP
i.MX 8 designs
need for the immediate evaluation of the new NXP
i.MX 8 processor generation. Developers of vision-based AI applications, in particular, benefit from the natively supported integrated MIPI interfaces and optional pre-configured software support for artificial intelligence. Developers of highly integrated IIoT, industrial and embedded vision applications can reach the next technology level very quickly and easily with the new NXP
i.MX 8 based SMARC 2.0 modules, because they can immediately integrate a credit card sized off-the-shelf module into their applications with minimum space requirements. The starter kit is a key complement to congatec's comprehensive
i.MX 8 ecosystem of products and services.
C Congatec u +49-991-2700-0 u
www.congatec.com
New KDS-FB cable entry for five round-cable sealing elements
currently comprises a total of 13 cable entries with four frame widths and various divisions for flat and round cables. The latest addition is a pre-configured cable entry with five sealing elements to accommodate round cables. The new variant has a 39 mm x 120 mm frame size. Like all KDSClick cable management solutions, the KDS-FB line is based on a few basic components designed for tool-less assembly and tool-less placement into a frame. Once the one-piece frame is screwed on the opening from outside the enclosure or distribution cabinet, flat or round cables fitted with suitable sealing elements can simply be pushed in from the inside for a snug insertion into the frame slots. TPE gaskets are molded directly into the frames to ensure high, IP66-rated ingress protection.
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www.conta-clip.com
ONTA-CLIP continuously expands the KDS-FB flat ribbon cable entry system. The portfolio
ongatec presents a SMARC 2.0 Quick Starter Kit for the new NXP
i.MX 8 QuadMax processor family. The kit offers everything developers
ATC SEMITEC launches new website
easily identify the ideal temperature sensor for their NPI or product upgrade. Rob Savin, ATC Semitec’s MD commented ‘We have spent
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time redesigning our website with engineers and buyers in mind. Our mobile friendly site is searchable by market application, product type or via one of the world-leading, innovative manufacturers we represent. With over 20 years’ experience in the thermal sensor
industry, our technical sales team provide the final link to designers, confirming specification, availability, competitive pricing, and of course samples. ‘Even with the new site, it’s always good to talk! It’s
during these conversations that our product knowledge helps design engineers save time and money finding the optimum sensor. I’d like to think that this is what we are the very best at!’
ATC Semitec u 01606 871680 u
www.atcsemitec.co.uk
CONNECTINGINDUSTRY.COM/ELECTRONICS
TC Semitec has launched their new comprehensive website which will help design engineers and buyers
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miths Interconnect, a leading provider of technically differentiated electronic components, subsystems, microwave
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