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PROVERTHA M12 Gender Changer Connector enables simple, reliable connection of homogenous M12 cables
- now available at Aerco Connects female/female and male/male M12 cables; versions for industrial Ethernet, Profinet, DeviceNet/CANbus and Profibus; suits demanding rail applications
PROVERTHA’s M12 Gender Changer connector which enables cables with the same type of connector to be mated, is now available from Aerco, the distributor and stockist of electrical and electronic components servicing hi-rel markets.
Gender changers make it possible to connect cables with the same type of connectors (female/female or male/male). The new PROVERTHA M12 Gender Changer is available in versions for Industrial Ethernet, Profinet, DeviceNet/CAN bus and Profibus. It is available as B, D and A-coded versions (5 and 8 poles).
Interference-free data transfer and excellent EMC are assured, thanks to 360° shielding and fully-shielded housing in addition to twisted crimp contacts. The ability to freely combine male and female connectors in addition to the coding on each connection side permits a high degree of flexibility. Eight different coding positions are possible.
For deployment in harsh, demanding railway applications, the use of plastic materials with HL3 as per EN 45545-2 ensures maximum fire protection.
Offering two fastening options, the new PROVERTHA Gender Changer connector addresses a wide range of applications. By way of example, it can be fastened in wall ducts using a hexagon M16 nut. Wall mounting is also possible by means of a flange and two anchor points.
Mouser signs global agreement with
Keysight Technologies Global distributor to Stock Keysight’s test and measurement tools
Mouser Electronics, Inc. announces a global agreement with Keysight Technologies, a company focused on helping organizations solve electronic design and test and measurement challenges through a combination of trusted hardware, innovative software, and a global team of industry experts.
The Keysight product line available from Mouser Electronics includes oscilloscopes, benchtop power supplies, waveform generators, and digital multimeters. From high performance to extreme value and bandwidths ranging from 50 MHz to 200 MHz, Keysight offers oscilloscope solutions to meet evolving needs. Keysight Technologies InfiniiVision 1000/2000 X-Series oscilloscopes are engineered to provide industry-proven technology at low prices. These oscilloscopes feature professional-level functionality for measurements with industry-leading software analysis and accessible expertise.
Keysight benchtop DC power supplies enable engineers to prove designs, understand issues, and ensure product quality. Keysight offers a broad selection of bench-friendly instruments with a wealth of available capabilities to meet a variety of challenges. These power supplies allow engineers to test confidently with clean and precise DC power that is fully specified and guaranteed.
Keysight waveform generators offer capability, fidelity and flexibility. The devices’ low harmonic distortion offers clean, spurious-free signals that don’t introduce noise or artifacts. Reduced jitter provides very low phase noise for the most accurate representation of signals, and variable bandwidth noise enables engineers to control the frequency content of the signal.
Keysight digital multimeters (DMMs) help engineers visualize their measurement data in multiple ways, obtain useable information faster, and document results more easily. The company’s Truevolt DMMs feature advanced graphical capabilities, such as trend and histogram charts, that help engineers achieve greater insights faster.
To learn more about Keysight, visit
www.mouser.com/keysight New Keyed SMA fibre optic system from OMC
ensures consistent mated performance Combines best features of multiple connector styles; eliminates rotational variation
OMC, the pioneer in optoelectronics design & manufacture, has launched a new, Keyed SMA (KSMA) connector and diode receptacle system for its wide range of fibre optic transmitters and receivers which offers the rotational consistency of a keyed connector alongside the security and reliability for which the SMA connector is renowned.
The KSMA fibre optic connector system combines a new connector and diode housing design, which OMC describe as delivering the best of all worlds. Unlike the standard SMA connector, which can be inserted at any rotation about the ferrule axis, OMC’s KSMA system incorporates a mechanical keyway mechanism, thus eliminating rotational variation when a cable is mated to the transmitter or receiver. The connector continues to feature the secure hexagonal lock-nut fixing of OMC’s standard SMA connector, ensuring maximum long-term integrity of the connection.
The industrial sector generally finds the SMA (H22) style devices useful because the connector lock-nut, once tightened, ensures that the fibre is firmly secured in place; other styles, for example sprung devices, can allow the fibre to pull back and change the attenuation of the link if any tension is brought to bear on the cable. The new KSMA diode housing also retains another major benefit of OMC’s traditional PCB mount SMA (H22 style) housing - the rugged, all-metal design.
www.omc.uk.com Lattice introduces GigaRay 60 GHz Modules for
gigabit-class wireless infrastructure applications Innovative Phased Array RF and Beam-Steering Solutions Built with SiBEAM Technology Reduce Wireless ISPs and Mobile Network Operators’ Total Cost of Ownership
Lattice Semiconductor Corporation (NASDAQ: LSCC), the leading provider of customizable smart connectivity solutions, today announced the release of the GigaRay™ MOD65412 60 GHz module set, the industry’s first pre-certified, production- ready modular solution for high speed wireless infrastructure applications. Lattice’s SiBEAM®
steering technology minimizes installation time and substantially reduces maintenance costs for operators of fixed and mobile broadband networks. The module set offers a complete solution that accelerates the development and lowers the design risk and implementation cost of communications equipment.
Increasing production and consumption of data, particularly in urban environments, is driving operators of commercial and public broadband networks to add capacity at the edge of the network. The license-free 60 GHz band offers operators the unique combination of high data capacity, high spectrum reuse and low administrative costs, which collectively enable an effective alternative to expensive and time-consuming fiber deployment. Conventional 60 GHz products have been cumbersome and expensive to install and maintain. Lattice’s GigaRay modules give operators the opportunity to fully exploit the potential of the 60 GHz band.
The MOD65412 module set supports distances of up to 200 meters at 1 Gbps TCP/IP and up to 300 meters at 300 Mbps TCP/IP data bandwidth, with a 45 degree steering range. To support evaluation of the technology and prototype development, Lattice is offering a mini-PC based SK65415 evaluation kit and the SK65412 development kit.
www.latticesemi.com Nexperia expands logic portfolio with new
voltage translator devices Low-power translator solution now addresses standard logic shift register market
Nexperia, the former Standard Products division of NXP, today announced that it is expanding its logic portfolio – already the largest in the industry – with new devices that expand the company‘s translator solutions into the standard logic shift register arena.
The first translator solution in the expanded range, 74LVC8T595 is a world’s first: a cascadable 8-bit serial-in, parallel-out I/O expansion device that combines shift register function with voltage translation. This single-chip solution replaces two devices, delivering higher levels of integration and a smaller footprint. It operates in the 1.1 to 5.5 V range, enabling newer low-voltage controllers to interface with legacy solutions.
74LVC8T595 benefits from Nexperia’s LVC family technology with IOFF circuitry for partial power down-mode operation, which contributes to energy savings. The device is available in 20-pin leaded TSSOP and leadless DQFN packages. Both packages are specified for -40 °C to +125 °C and can be released in the company’s Automotive (-Q100) portfolio.
Nexperia already markets the lowest power 5V, 3.3V and 1.8.V translator solutions and it is bringing this capability to its new standard logic voltage translating shift register products.
For more information:
https://assets.nexperia.com/documents/leaflet/ Nexperia_document_leaflet_Logic_74LVC8T595_201711.pdf
Amphenol ICC USB 3.1 Type C connectors deliver 100W power in a reversible form factor – now available through
TTI, Inc. Data, power, audio and video in Gen 1 and Gen 2 versions with performance speeds up to 5Gb/s and 10Gb/s
Amphenol’s new ICC USB 3.1 Type C connectors are now in stock in Europe at TTI, Inc., a world leading specialist distributor of electronic components. In a small space-saving form factor, these new ICC USB 3.1 Type C receptacle connectors are available in Gen 1 and Gen 2 versions and deliver up to 100W, supporting SuperSpeed communication of up to 5Gb/s for Gen 1 and 10Gb/s for Gen 2. Tailored for emerging product designs and particularly suited for very thin platforms, suitable applications include consumer laptops, tablets, portable power banks, portable HDDs, wearable devices, mobile phones, flash drives, and automotive infotainment.
As well as a small footprint, Amphenol’s new ICC USB 3.1 Type C connectors have a reversible design that enables fast and simple connection regardless of which way they are inserted. In addition to the flexibility offered by reversible plug and cable orientation, various options are available: right angle dual SMT and hybrid style, top mount and mid mount, long shell and short body (Gen 1). The design of these Type C USB connectors protects against both EMI and ESD.
Amphenol ICC USB 3.1 Type C connectors are RoHS compliant, lead free and meet all current environmental, health and safety requirements.
www.ttieurope.com phased array antenna and electronic beam-
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