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Souriau ELIO Fibre-Optic Connectors available from stock at Lane Electronics
MIL-DTL-38999 derived fibre-optic connectors for high-speed, high- reliability data applications
Can be supplied terminated to customer requirements
Lane Electronics, a leading franchised distributor for many of the industry’s major electrical and electronic connector manufacturers, are a premium distributor for the Souriau range of connectors by EATON, a world leader in high-performance interconnect technologies. The market leading Souriau 8D / MIL-DTL-38999 Series III ELIO range of fibre optic connectors have many applications for high-speed data communications in defence and commercial airborne systems and can be supplied from stock at Lane Electronics. Available in a wide range of shell materials and finishes, some suitable for use in harsh environments, Souriau ELIO connectors are also suitable for rail and shipborne equipment and can be supplied terminated to customer requirements.
Key features of Souriau ELIO connectors include: • Housed in the circular 8D Series / MIL-DTL-38999 derived connector platforms. • Suitable for use in high-speed data networks and harsh environments • The ELIO fibre optic solution can handle data speeds from Mbit/s up to several Gbit/s. • 1 - 24 contacts • Simple installation and termination of contracts, with no special tooling required. • Versatile shell materials: aluminium, composite, stainless steel and bronze • Different plating finishes available including RoHS Compliant Zinc Nickel and Zinc Cobalt • Termination service available, assembled and tested in the UK by FC Lane Electronics, a Souriau franchised distributor.
OKW’s HAND-TERMINAL Plastic Enclosures Now In Two Versions
OKW’s HAND-TERMINAL industrial electronic enclosures are now available in two versions, offering the choice of a closed or open top. These sealed plastic enclosures (IP 65 optional) are designed specifically for heavy-duty handheld
devices. Applications include machine control, mobile terminals, measurement, programmers and data collection.
Ergonomic HAND-TERMINAL offers plenty of space for operating elements, displays, pushbuttons and large switches. Optimum weight distribution and a contoured hand grip on the underside make the enclosures comfortable to hold. They feature a large recessed area for controls and displays. Version I has a solid plastic top; Version II has an open top for a front panel. Both versions can be specified for either cable-connected or battery- powered (4 x AA, 1 or 2 x 9 V) electronics. The front has a large recessed area for mounting connectors. Inside there are PCB fastening pillars. HAND-TERMINAL (220 x 120 x 65 mm) is moulded from tough PC+ABS (UL 94 V-0) in off-white (RAL
9002) and black (RAL 9005) as standard. Accessories include battery compartments, battery clips, a plug-in contact (9 V), a battery spacer, an aluminium front panel, sealing kits and self-tapping screws. OKW can supply HAND-TERMINAL fully customised. Services include CNC machining, lacquering, printing, laser marking, decor foils, EMC shielding and installation/assembly of accessories.
For more information, view the OKW website:
https://www.okw.co.uk/en/Plastic-enclosures/Hand-Terminal.htm
OKW ENCLOSURES LTD 01489 583858
sales@okw.co.uk
New compact PLC with satelite displays
The Lane Electronics fibre optic facility is equipped with the latest fibre assembly and test equipment including automatic fibre optic cable preparation systems and high-speed multi-contact polishing machines. Lane Electronics’ 1300ft² facility meets the latest IPC certification for fibre cable assembly and is qualified to produce fibre optic cable assemblies based on the Souriau 8D/D38999 ELIO high- performance fibre optic system. Customers can specify pigtail ends or patch cord assemblies from a range of simplex or duplex cables terminated with ELIO to ELIO, ELIO to SC, LC, FC or ST - or any combination – assembled with 8D Series / MIL-DTL-38999 style connectors, back shells and heat shrink boots. As a leading franchised distributor for many of the industry’s major electrical and electronic connector manufacturers, Lane Electronics are the preferred connector source across many industry sectors including defence, avionics, motorsport, marine, communications, medical, test and measurement, general industrial solutions and geophysical. A major source for all key connector types, Lane Electronics has a multi-million-pound connector and piece-part stockholding and can offer next-day delivery.
Lane Electronics +44 (0) 1403 790 661
www.cieonline.co.uk sales@fclane.com
https://www.fclane.com
MMS Electronics Ltd introduced new compact PLC control units from DISPLAY VISIONS. These innovative controllers are designed to be particularly communicative, with a central control unit and can address up to 50 remote satellite displays. This makes these PLCs ideal for a wide range of AV, home and industrial applications, where it is important to be able to visualize process data, enter parameter data, and control the system from multiple locations. The central control unit, “PLC-Core”, is simple to use and shows measurement and process data on a brilliant 2.8 inch IPS display with a PCAP touch panel. The PLC- Core is networked with the satellite displays automatically via Ethernet, RS-485 or Wi-Fi.
The measurement values and parameters are updated automatically. The PLC-Core EA PLC028-D8I4R4 has 8 digital inputs, 4 analogue inputs (0-10V or 4-20mA) and 4 relay
outputs, Wi-Fi, RS-485 and Ethernet. Including Real-Time-Clock. Supply 12-24V. The PLC-Core is designed for top-hat rail mounting.
Contact MMS Electronics Ltd to talk about your application and learn how these controllers can be used. MMS Electronics Ltd based in Leeds is the authorised UK distributor and stockist for the 2,000 plus display products of Display Visions GmbH.
MMS Electronics Ltd 01943 877668
www.mmselectronics.co.uk Components in Electronics March 2024 53
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