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easy to use advanced embedded video engine/ controller giving users the ability to create a high-quality Human Machine Interface. It features full functionality for both display graphics and touch control and allows users with little experience of embedded systems to create a high quality


raft Data’s latest display in their embedded TFT LCD range is their 3.5 module (BT035DGGAHH$) incorporating an


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Socket your BGA’s with Selwyn Electronics….


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he Interconnection Specialists, Selwyn Electronics are pleased to offer an extensive range of Ball Grid Array


(BGA) socket and adaptor systems. From 1.27mm down to 0.3mm pitch versions and solutions for terminating BGA, LGA, QFN, LCC and QFP devices, Selwyn can offer an economical method of device validation and development where soldering the device to the PCB is not practical. Alongside the low insertion force socketing systems, is


range of adaptors onto which the device can be soldered and then loaded into a socket or pinned out to a custom footprint, this also subjects the device to a lower thermal stress level than soldering direct to a PCB. If you can provide the details of your device, we can provide a socket/adaptor solution for you.


Selwyn  01732 765100  www.selwyn.co.uk


graphical user interface. The 320x240 resolution, 3.5 TFT LCD has a brightness 450 cd/m² and a contrast ratio of 400:1 producing a good optical performance and can be supplied without touch or with either a 4W RTP or a P-CAP sensor. The module incorporates an SPI interface with a clock speed of up to 30MHz and is driven from a single 3.3~5VDC input voltage. The embedded video engine also features a PWM output to allow users to adjust the brightness plus a built-in character ROM and RAM allows for customizable fonts.


Craft Data Limited  01296 332000 Aluminium Extrusions


vatron’s Extruded Aluminium Enclosures anodised in Black and Silver are suitable for many applications. They can also be ordered in virtually any colour of your choice. The sleek stylish appearance is perfect for high end equipment. One side of the enclosure features two sets of grooves.


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The slightly recessed area between the grooves may be used for a label. For a uniquely branded, professional finish, we can customise the case and end panels with logo and legends printed or laser etched, as well as holes and slots, saving time and cost. Matching end panels are available separately as required, with the option of a gasket to achieve an IP66 rating for the enclosure. Standard stock can also be supplied cut to


custom lengths. Contact sales@evatron.com for more information or click the ‘online chat’ icon on our website. Evatron


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Metal Line switches glow with 7 luminescent multicolor options


of multiple illumination possibilities. The illumination provides a homogeneous quality in a ring illuminated style, or complete actuator area illumination. Status indication is possible in 7 different colors in a single product. The setting of the individual colors is particularly easy to realize by means of the wire connectors, which are conveniently coded. Three flat plug connectors are used to control the colors red, green and blue. By combining several flat plug connectors, the additive colors cyan, magenta, yellow or white can be created.


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The new MSM Multicolor family offers the same diameters as the standard ring illuminated version in 19, 22, and 30 mm. The switches with area illumination use a scratch resistant ceramic actuator and have housings with diameters of 19 or 22 mm.


Housings are made of robust stainless steel for both ring and area illuminated versions.


High seal protection and impact resistance ratings of IP67 and IK07, make the switches particularly suitable for use in equipment subjected to harsh environmental conditions, or applications that require protection from vandalism.


The MSM series provides a moving actuator, which is ideal for use in applications where both status indication and tactile feedback are desired. In addition to the MSM series, as well the MCS series also with a mechanical actuator, SCHURTER's piezoelectric (PSE) and capacitive (CPS) switches include options for multicolor illumination. Through a complete offering, SCHURTER provides various technologies in metal line pushbutton switches for a host of specific applications.


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CHURTER expands its MSM Metal Line range with a pushbutton switch capable


congatec COM Express module with AMD Ryzen Embedded V1000 processors


processors. Setting a new benchmark for high-end embedded modules, AMD Ryzen deliver up to 3X more GPU performance than competitive solutions, and up to 2X increase in performance over previous generations. With a TDP that is scalable from 12W to 54W, the conga-TR4 benefits from multiple performance leaps across the TDP range and enormous optimization potential with regards to size, weight, power and costs (SWaP-C) at high graphics performance. The new congatec modules are designed for the development of embedded computing systems with impressive graphics performance for applications such as medical imaging; professional broadcasting, infotainment and gambling; digital signage; control rooms and video surveillance; optical quality control; and 3D simulators. Other applications include smart robotics and autonomous vehicles that use deep learning to optimize their situational awareness.


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Congatec  +49-991-2700-0  www.congatec.com


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ongatec introduces the conga-TR4 COM Express Type 6 module based on the new AMD Ryzen Embedded V1000


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