Contact Directory INTERCONNECTION INTERCONNECTION SENSORS AND DISPLAYS THERMAL MANAGEMENT www.metway.co.uk


ODU-UK Ltd supply connector solutions to many markets, such as military equipment, medical, instrumentation, factory automation & robotics etc.


As a true ‘problem-solving’ connector manufacturer, ODU work closely with their OEM customers to develop both connectors and packaging, so as to provide cost-effective solutions to the problems of modern-day electronics.


If you are facing some tough design decisions, needing to maintain high- performance, but perhaps with a reduce space-envelope – then contact us to speak to an engineer.


ODU UK Ltd


Unit 3A Whitworth Court Manor Park Runcorn WA7 1WA


tel: 0330 002 0640 sales@odu-uk.co.uk www.odu-uk.co.uk


www.cieonline.co.uk INTERCONNECTION


POWER COMPONENTS


Metway has provided connection solutions to the electrical industry for over 80 years. We offer a comprehensive range of top quality electromechanical and electronic connectors. Metway can offer thousands of potential solutions to your connection needs-we probably have a solution for your application. Our newest family members are SMD terminals which are available in 3.5 and 5mm pitch’s and can be supplied ready packed for automatic placement.


Tel: 01273 431600 Email: sales@metway.co.uk


www.MMS-e.co.uk


MMS Electronics is a supplier of: Intelligent displays with ● I2C, SPI, serial or USB


● LCD, OLED, Colour TFT ● ePAPER, Android TFT


● Touch-screen, Bezels


● Temperature sensors ● Pressure sensors


MMS Electronics Ltd Tel: 01943 877668 Email: sales@mmselectronics.co.uk


SWITCHES


www.tiltd.eu With our background in design engineering, we understand the importance of bespoke solutions for thermal management. We offer global manufacturing experience locally and made-to-order. Following almost 30 years of experience in design, supply and thermal solutions for electronics, Neil Wilson founded Thermal Issues to offer a tailored, UK-based service that guarantees flexibility in response.


Thermal Issues Limited Unit M3 Harrison Road Airfield Business Park


Market Harborough, Leicestershire LE16 7UL Telephone: 01858 431133 Fax: 01858 414201 Email: enquiries@tiltd.eu


www.comuseurope.co.uk


Custom switch/sensor design and manufacture plus wide range of standard product – angle, acceleration, tilt/tip, proximity, reed, movement/ vibration, float, magnets, silicone rubber keymats.


Tel: 01255 862236 Email: sales@comuseurope.co.uk


www.picoelectronics.com Pico Electronics, the leading manufacturer of high quality, high reliability miniature power components, offers:


• Audio/Interface/Pulse/QPL Transformers • MultiPlex Data Bus Transformers • DC-DC Converters • AC-DC Power Supplies • High Voltage Power Supplies


• Power/EMI/HiQ Inductors


info@picoelectronics.com 914-738-1400


TEMPERATURE SENSORS TRANSFORMER MANUFACTURERS


www.automatic-windings.co.uk


Automatic Windings is a fully independent manufacturer of transformers and inductors, all types, E cores, RM, Toroidal, EFD, ETD, and specials are available.


www.atcsemitec.co.uk Expert technical advice and next day delivery on thermal components: • Disc Thermostats • NTC Thermistors • Temperature Sensors • Thermal Fuses • PTC Resettable Fuses


Tel: 01606 871680 Email: sales@atcsemitec.co.uk


For smaller quantities and preproduction batches we can supply quickly from our base in the UK. For larger production batches we can supply from our ISO9001 approved plant in Hungary, meaning that you always deal with the same people whether its 50 or 50,000 pcs you require.


Tel: 01202 814532 Tel: Hungary +36 92319883 Email (UK):


sales@automatic-windings.co.uk Email (Hungary):


hungary@automatic-windings.co.uk


www.cieonline.co.uk


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