Advertorials New range of ultra violet LEDs
AP Technologies is pleased to announce a new range of ultra violet LEDs from Opto Diode Corporation (Camarillo, CA, USA).
The first devices released are UVC LEDs emitting at 265nm and 280nm.
The new OD-265-001 and OD-280-001 LEDs feature industry-leading chip technology enabling high optical powers of 0.68mW (265nm) and 1.2mW (280nm) with a drive current of 20mA.
OD-265-001 and OD-280-001 are packaged in industry-standard TO-18 format with a quartz window cap the LEDs emit a medium beam angle of 70° FWHM.
The LEDs offer industry-leading reliability with an "L70" (degradation to 70% of initial output) of greater than 1000 hours when operated at 20mA DC in an ambient of 23°C. They also incorporate a protection diode to eliminate the risk of damage due to reverse bias.
Contact: Martin Sharratt, Tel: 01225 780400
Email:
mjs@aptechnologies.co.uk Multi-output configurable power supply ideal for
many industrial applications The RCB600 series of 600W Configurable AC/DC switch mode power supplies are ideal for many applications in various industrial environments.
These ultra-compact units are designed for high reliability and efficiency. Configurable and scalable solutions, with tight adherence to current safety regulations ensure a quality solution that meets the exact needs of a wide variety of applications.
Each system consists of a main chassis assembly with up to eight (8) isolated outputs. Output modules are available in four single nominal output voltages: 5, 12, 24 and 48 VDC, with an adjustable range is 1.5V to 58V plus two double output
modules with nominal outputs of 12 & 24 VDC output, each also offering an extremely wide voltage adjustability range. A built-in fan with variable speed control circuitry assures proper forced air cooling, minimizing operational noise and enhancing the life time of the unit.
These units are particularly suitable for Industrial applications as Laser cutting, imaging and marking equipment as they can be configured with multiple outputs for the different power requirements needed all from one compact unit.
With Luso having their own configuration centre samples can usually be supplied in a few days to your required specification. Utilising this service means a custom solution for your requirement can be provided with no MOQ requirements or other such up-front costs.
Please contact us for pricing , technical support and assistance or to arrange a sample for evaluation.
www.lusoelectronics.com
ATC SEMITEC launches new website
ATC Semitec has launched their new comprehensive website which will help design engineers and buyers easily identify the ideal temperature sensor for their NPI or product upgrade.
Rob Savin, ATC Semitec’s MD commented: “We have spent 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!”
Contact our technical sales team on 01606 871680 or have a look at ATC Semitec’s new website at:
www.atcsemitec.co.uk New high performance cooling aggregates LA HPK
Company Fischer Elektronik GmbH & Co. KG extends their wide programme of cooling aggregates by further high performance cooling aggregates of series LA HPK. High performance cooling aggregates are used for heat dissipation of greater power losses and the need for bigger semiconductors mounting surfaces. Double-sided opposing thick base plates ensure a good heat splay and simultaneously serve as a mounting surface for the electronic components to be cooled. The overall concept consists of single cooling fins which are pressed together to each fin end by a special pressfit geometry and are therefore thermotechnically optimal assembled. The inner fin tunnel is built by closely linked grooved cooling fins. Compared to straight fins the waived fin structure additionally realizes an efficiency improvement in
terms of heat dissipation. With help of this surface structure a more turbulent flow is realized in the air channel to reach a better heat transfer from the fins to the air. The manufacturing process as well as the different fin heights allow a flexible design of the aluminium basic body. As a standard the dimensions 306 x 70 mm are offered for five axial fans, 330 x 90 mm for four axial fans, 282 x 110 mm for three axial fans and 240 x 129 mm for two axial fans. Each profile length of the high performance cooling aggregates is appropriately customised for the customer or specially produced according to the customer specific requirements. Furthermore the mentioned basic profiles are optionally orderable with or without airflow chamber for flow optimization. The underlying modular concept assures a mechanical and thermally perfect solution depending on the application. Additionally mechanical treatments, special designs or surface treatments are realized according to the customer’s specifications.
Please contact us, for further information and inquiries the product experts of Fischer Elektronik are pleased to be at your disposal, also at:
www.fischerelektronik.de IEC62368-1 certified 600W medical grade feature
rich power supply offers competitive edge The ATM600 series of 600W AC/DC switch mode power supplies are ideal for many applications in both medical and industrial environments.
Being already approved to the new IEC62368-1 standard, these supplies offer 2 x MOPP protection and are also certified to EN60601-1 (3.1). They operate with efficiencies of up to 95% and a leakage current of less than 1.0mA.
Available in four variants, these convection cooled supplies cover an input range of 100V to 240VAC, with outputs of 12V,24V, 36V & 48V in a reasonably compact 8” x 5” package offer a very economical solution for a variety of applications.
They include an array of protections: short circuit, over voltage, over current and over temperature with a hold up time of 10mS @ full load. Other features include a 5V 1A standby supply, a 12V output for powering a fan if needed, on/off remote control and a 2-year warranty.
Please contact Luso for pricing and to arrange a sample for evaluation.
www.lusoelectronics.com
Smiths Interconnect’s SpaceNXT™ Aurora Hard Metric Backplane connectors for the next generation of
satellites applications Products pre-tested and qualified help maintain consistent signal in mission-critical environments
Smiths Interconnect, a leading provider of technically differentiated electronic components, subsystems, microwave 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.
Paul Harris, VP of Sales & Marketing says, “Constellation programs demand technically superior connectivity solutions. Products currently on the market require expensive qualification testing and this cost is absorbed by the customer. By offering Aurora, Smiths Interconnect helps customers reduce their lead times, lower their cost of ownership, and increase their confidence that products will meet their specifications and needs.”
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