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CUI Devices Launches New Thermal Design Services


CUI Devices’ Thermal Management Group today announced the official launch of its new thermal design services. With a team of thermal manage- ment experts,


CUI Devices’ industry-leading thermal design services employ advanced simulation tools and decades of expertise to identify potential hotspots, optimize airflow, and design effective cooling sys- tems tailored to a customer’s specific needs. “Ther- mal challenges are an inescapable fact in today’s electronic devices,” stated Steve Mathis, CUI De- vices’ VP of Sales. “Our new thermal design services are a natural progression of our


existing portfolio of thermal management products.


We also have many years of experience collab- orating with customers to tailor custom thermal solutions to their specific application needs and we believe these additional services will further simplify their design journey.” For helpful resources and tools on thermal management, check out CUI Devices’ Resource Library that houses a range of blog posts, videos, and more.


CUI Devices +1 971 335 3648


www.cuidevices.com


Advanced Interconnections has long been recognized as a leading designer and manufacturer of innovative, technologically advanced interconnect solutions. Since 1982, Advanced has been an established partner for dozens of manufacturers and corpora- tions worldwide.


Now more than ever, the demand for high-quality, precision components continues to skyrocket. We at Advanced are always working to provide you with the deliverables you need, in the time frame you need, no matter what your requirements are.


Our mission is to partner with our worldwide customers to provide innovative electronic interconnect solutions. We design products with superior reliability and technologically advanced features, customized to solve difficult design problems.


Advanced accomplishes this through our organizational commitment to a quality-centric corporate culture. From our manufacturing line workers to our engineers, salespeople, and leadership, Advanced knows quality matters at every level. This commitment to quality is possible only because every team member at Advanced knows they play an important part in delivering quality to our customers. Advanced is committed to customer satisfaction by meeting quality and delivery requirements in pursuit of our mission, while continuously measuring and improving our processes within our stringent Quality Management System.


TECHNOLOGY IN ACTION Advanced Interconnections


Advanced Interconnections https://www.advanced.com


New Colour Choice For OKW’s MINI-DATA-BOX Flanged IIoT/Sensor Enclosures


OKW’s flanged MINI-DATA-BOX plastic enclosures are now avail- able in a new two-colour option as standard: the base is traffic grey A (RAL 7042); the top is traffic white (RAL 9016).


MINI-DATA-BOX is a small, ‘go-anywhere’ housing that is ideal for a wide range of miniaturized electronics. The flanges are designed for rapid installation using either cable ties or screws – making them perfect for installing networks of sensors in smart factories.


MINI-DATA-BOX is available in two shapes: S (square) and E (edge/ rectangular) and features an all-round tongue and groove joint and an IP 65 seal (accessory). Stainless steel Torx assembly screws deter tampering. Inside, there are fixing supports for PCBs and components.


MINI-DATA-BOX is moulded from ASA+PC-FR (UL 94 V-0) for superior strength and UV stability. There are four plan sizes from 40 x 40 mm to 70 x 50 mm, and two heights: 15 mm and 20 mm.


The enclosures are also available in traffic white (RAL 9016) and anthracite grey (RAL 7016) as standard. OKW can supply MINI- DATA-BOX fully customised to customer requirements.


OKW ENCLOSURES LTD 01489 583858 sales@okw.co.uk www.okw.co.u


42 OCTOBER 2023 | ELECTRONICS FOR ENGINEERS For more information, view the OKW website: https://www.okw.co.uk/en/Plastic-enclosures/Mini-Data-Box.htm


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