Advertorials embedded world 2019: Real-Time Innovations (RTI)


in hall 4, 471 New product version of RTI’s Connectivity Software: Connext 6 for Healthcare and Autonomous systems


At embedded world 2019 (February 26-28, Nuremberg, Germany), Real-Time Innovations (RTI) will focus on the newest product version of their connectivity software, Connext 6. It is specifically designed for highly autonomous systems with large volumes of data, such as


autonomous cars and Healthcare systems.


Connext 6 allows system architects to address key technical challenges in complex autonomous systems, including effective management of high-bandwidth sensor data, simple integration with standardised interfaces, and optimized security, including for safety-critical systems. New features are compatible and interoperable across RTI’s Connext product suite – Connext DDS Secure, Professional, Micro and Cert. Moreover, RTI’s connectivity software, based on the Data Distribution Service (DDS) standard, provides the ability to integrate OPC-UA into DDS systems, and run DDS with the emerging IEEE TSN set of standards.


www.rti.com Wurth Electronics UK


As one of the leading brands in the Electronic and Electromechanical Components market, Wurth Electronics are constantly expanding. Over the last year we’ve integrated IQD Frequency Products into our company, with many of their parts entering the Wurth catalogue. We have also recently unveiled our new Wireless Connectivity & Sensors range, increasing our already wide portfolio of products.


Over the next year, we will be attending multiple tradeshows, including Southern Manufacturing in Farnborough, Power Electronics Expo in Telford and Engineering Design Show in Coventry. In attendance will be representatives from each of our divisions, including our Field Application Engineers who can help with any technical design queries you may have on the day.


We also bring Lunch & Learn sessions to companies with our Field Application Engineers, bringing a range of topics to your engineering team and free lunch! We also host various seminars around the UK throughout the year in partnership with various companies.


To find out who your local sales representative is, just get in touch and WE will be happy to help and provide more than you expect!


Tel: 0161 872 0431 Email: sales-uk@we-online.com


Myrra 47000 & 48000 series of encapsulated Switch Mode Power


The power supplies offer an alternative to traditional discrete component designs providing an immediate solution with increased efficiency, reduced component count and save PCB space. The 2.4W to 5W range provides a form-fit-and-function replacement for EI30 type transformer-based power supplies.


The 48000 series is a very compact design (25 x 25 x 16mm) and provides power from 1W to 3W. The series also has VDE and UL certification and is EMC compliant.


The 47000 series are compact PCB mount devices and are available with output power from 2.4 to 60 Watt and single outputs from 5.0 to 24VDC. The input range is 85VAC - 265VAC at 47-63Hz or 120-370VDC. Their very low standby power consumption and high efficiencies ensure the series meet the requirements of Energy Star.


The encapsulated Switched Mode Power Supplies are based on flyback topology with the enclosure manufactured from UL 94-V0 plastic and resin. They meet all requirements of IEC/EN61558-2-16, IEC/EN62638, IEC/EN60335, UCUL60950 and are CE marked. Conducted and radiated EMC emissions conform to EN55014, EN55032, CLASS B, EN61000-3-2 CLASS A, EN61000-3-3, IEC61000-4-2, IEC61000-4-3, IEC61000-4-4, IEC61000-4-5, IEC61000-4-6 and IEC61000-4-11.


Tel: 01582 47 00 00 Email: sales@jprelec.co.uk www.jprelec.co.uk


Supplies available from specialist distributor JPR Electronics Myrra 47000 series encapsulated Switch Mode Power Supplies, available from specialist distributor JPR Electronics, are a range of encapsulated PCB mountable power supplies from 1W up to 60W. The range includes power supplies with VDE & UL approvals, CE marked and meet class B EMC standards without any additional external components.


AdoptSMT at Southern Manufacturing 2019


AdoptSMT showcases at Southern Manufacturing & Electronics 2019 an array of new and updated and innovative products such as:


Solder preforms AdoptSMT has successfully started marketing and selling taped standard solder preforms throughout Europe. As these preforms are supplied on reels to be placed by standard tape feeders, they ideally match AdoptSMT’s product portfolio.


Product Identification & Masking/Laser Markable SMT Labels


AdoptSMT will be demonstrating their full identification range of labels, printers, ribbons and the Hover Davis Axium label feeder for auto application of PCB identification and traceability labels. The LML takes the advantages of labels and laser marking and eliminates the limitations each of these separately have.


www.adoptsmt.com eDAQXR from HBM offers rugged mobile solution


Now available from HBM – a market leader in the field of test and measurement – is the Somat eDAQXR, which is the next generation data acquisition system which has been developed for use in harsh environments.


Suitable for conducting tests in any number of applications, including agriculture, construction, mining, automotive, recreational vehicles and military, to name but a few, the Somat eDAQXR is the ideal choice for both new customers looking for a rugged data acquisition system, and existing customers looking to preserve current systems.


With a significantly smaller footprint than its eDAQ predecessor, this powerful processor offers a wider operating temperature range of -40 to 80°C and a lower operating power requirement of 8-36V.


The eDAQXR is a layered centralised data acquisition system with the ability to connect to remote SomatXR signal


conditioning modules, making it a centralised or distributed system able to meet any test requirements.


Featuring on board memory, tests can be performed without the need to connect a PC, and with its robust Linux operating system and built-in internal backup power, the system is capable of running a one hour attended test or one month cross country test. Data just needs to be uploaded to a PC for analysis when the test is complete.


Tested to MIL – STD202G, the eDAQXR is completely sealed to meet IP67/IP65 environmental standards and has been designed to withstand vibrations of 20G, and shock up to 75G.


As the eDAQXR platform evolves, customers can mix their current DAQ signal conditioning layers, with new eDAQXR signal conditioning layers, and also combine these with remote modules from the SomatXR platform, and maintain synchronisation across all channels.


For further information, please contact HBM on +44 (0) 1525 304980 or via email: info@uk.hbm.com or visit the HBM website at:


www.hbm.com Newbury Electronics appoints John Rowley as managing director


Business growth plans taking shape alongside a recruitment programme Newbury Electronics, a leader in the provision of bare PCBs, assembled electronics and electronics design, has announced the appointment of John Rowley as Managing Director. The role was previously held by Philip King, who now becomes Chairman. John brings with him nearly 20 years' experience in the electronics sector.


"I am excited about taking on this pivotal role at Newbury Electronics, a company that has gone from strength to strength under Phil's leadership. With over £3.5 million pounds' worth of capital investment in the last few years and more to follow in the next few months, the company is one of the best equipped in the country to meet the demands of modern electronics engineering production and deliver a comprehensive and reliable service to both new and existing customers," said John Rowley.


Philip King, said; "John has only been here a few weeks but already he has brought new energy and ideas to the business. I will be less involved in the day- to-day running of the company but look forward to supporting John and seeing how he takes the company forward to the next stage of its development."


Investment in both equipment and staff is key part of Newbury Electronics continuing business growth and development. In response to increasing numbers of orders the company is in the final stages of extending its manufacturing capacity and will be completing the installation of several new pieces of equipment for the assembly side of the business in Q1. This will be followed by the launch of a Dutch language version of the company's website, with plans for other European languages well underway.


"I'm looking forward to developing new markets both in the UK and overseas and there are real opportunities in sectors such as power electronics, auto-sport and medical. I have a firm belief that strong communication and investing in people is key to success and will be looking for ways of implementing some new ideas and approaches in due course," continued John. Both Newbury Electronics and its sister company Newbury Innovation are currently seeking suitable candidates to fill several manufacturing and design vacancies, interested parties can contact John who will direct them accordingly.


Prior to joining Newbury Electronics, John developed his career in a range of positions, including Operations Manager, Operations Director and culminating as Managing Director at SMT Developments. At the same time, he studied for his Master's in Business Administration, graduated from the Great 200 Leaders programme and is a recipient of The Manufacturer’s Top 100 awards. John holds technical expertise within the electronics manufacturing and automation sector, having overseen the development and subsequent manufacture of 1,000’s of different electronic devices.


www.newburyelectronics.co.uk


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