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Front End I News Electronic components annual football league


Photronix won the Sourcing Shield O


n the 14th June 2018, the annual Electronic Sourcing Industry Football Match was held at the


Sussex County FA Ltd, Lancing. With 12 football teams competing for the GELEC Cup and Sourcing Shield, it was the greatest football team turn out to date. The teams who competed for the title in League A were GELEC, Farnell element,


NCAB Group, CCL, Rutronik and eBOM. In addition to this, League B teams were Harwin, Avnet / ETI, Photronix, Sourcing, CamdenBoss and MMG. At 10:30 am, the first round of games kicked off. With only 10 minutes of football per game, the electronic industry teams ambitiously competed with their opponents.


Avnet who won the GELEC Cup pictured with Farnell who won it last year


At 1:00 pm, after many competitive 5-a- side football matches had been played, the semi-finals got underway.


At 1:15 pm, the final for the GELEC Cup and Sourcing Shield kicked off. After a successfully played match, the winner of the Sourcing Shield was Photronics. With a tense battle of penalty shoot-out between the opponents, the winner of the GELEC


Cup was Avnet who were subsequently defeated in last year’s Electronic Sourcing Industry Football Match final against Premier Farnell. With a tremendously successful football


tournament and attenders, we are expecting an even greater turn out for next year!


www.electronics-sourcing.com


Charcroft launches new website for harsh and high-end applications


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harcroft Electronics Ltd., a specialist distributor and manufacturer of electronic components for harsh and high-end applications, has launched a new website at www.charcroft.com which enables buyers and engineers to simplify the selection of rugged and high-reliability components for use in specific applications: military & defence, space, oil & gas, rail & transportation, industrial, specialist automotive, audio and instrumentation.


“The new website makes it easier for buyers and engineers to identify specialist parts which are designed to meet the reliability levels demanded by specific systems and applications,” explains Debbie Rowland, director, Charcroft Electronics. “Rather than trying to find high-reliability versions among thousands of consumer-grade devices, engineers can quickly find parts across a range of reliability levels. These include Commercial-Off-The-Shelf (COTS), AEC-Q, CECC and space-approved devices with the option of additional high-level testing to support fail-free operation.” The site offers easy access via PC, mobile and tablet. Online procurement tools include current leadtimes, an inventory list and stock search in addition to Parts Change Notices (PCNs), online quotations, subscriptions to Charcroft Intelligence emails and account applications. A Live Chat service provides online support for commercial or technical questions. Online purchasing of passive components manufactured in Charcroft’s UK-based CECC-approved manufacturing facility and Vishay Precision Group (VPG) Approved Precision Centre is offered via eBuy.


In addition to the UK-manufactured components, the site includes products


from Charcroft’s franchised distribution linecard which covers passive, optoelectronic, electromechanical and magnetic components, in addition to power supplies, solid-state fuses, sensors and high-reliability semiconductors. All of these product ranges offer products which withstand extreme operating conditions such as high levels of temperatures, shock, vibration and contaminants as well as high ratings for voltage, power, current or precision.


www.charcroft.com 6 June 2018 Components in Electronics www.cieonline.co.uk


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