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Harwin’s high power connector series extended
PowerFlex 4 quadrant Source Measure Unit
The New SMU4000 Series from Aim-TTi provides class leading performance at a new and affordable price point for a four quadrant SMU. Integrating a fast and agile, high
power four quadrant Voltage/ Current source and advanced precise Voltage/ Current meters in a compact half rack 2U casing, capable of precisely supplying positive and negative voltages, sourcing or sinking power, while simultaneously measuring both current and voltage for I-V characterising. The unique Aim-TTi PowerFlex autoranging system provides a constant power characteristic so that the current capability rises as the voltage falls. The SMU4000 achieves full instrument output power across the majority of the voltage range, unlike conventional SMUs where the maximum power can only be achieved at the top of each voltage range.
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uilding on the initial success of its 3kV-rated Kona high power connectors, Harwin has now introduced more variants to this popular range. The new additions are male connectors suitable for use with both standard cable connection and made-to-order cable assemblies.
Initially launched in November 2020, the award-winning Kona series is used widely in many applications, including New Space, electric vehicles, UAVs, and robotics. These compact, high-reliability connectors have contacts rated at 60 Amperes each, giving a total current carrying capacity of 240 Amperes when using the four contact version. Also, the new variants will give engineers extra options, allowing them to design more effective power distribution around their demanding applications.
The new male connectors provide connections for all Kona contact count options. In addition, engineers can select housings with or without panel mount fixings (compatible with the thumbscrew fixings on the female). Reverse-fix thumbscrews (compatible with female reverse-fix panel mount fixings) are also available, and all fixings are designed to mate-before-lock. The male solder contact accepts 8AWG wire.
Kona cable assemblies are available on- demand, produced at the company’s dedicated cable assembly facility. Options include double-ended and single-ended variants, with supporting male-to-male, male-to-female, and female-to-female configurations. “Harwin is committed to the Kona range, with an active development program adding more options regularly. We see the demand for
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high-power interconnects growing rapidly. These are often in applications with limited space and where we see challenges due to vibration and shock,” states Ryan Smart, head of product management at Harwin. “By continuing to enhance the Kona range, we’re giving engineers more choice, allowing them to design and develop more innovation into their control systems.”
About Harwin
For over 70 years, Harwin has been supplying engineers with the connectors they need to meet the most demanding specifications. Harwin’s interconnect portfolio of high-reliability products is designed for ultra-high-performance applications in the harshest operating environments or within the tightest of spaces. Today, Harwin products are found in a wide range of markets globally. These include space, avionics, defence, robotics, oil/gas, healthcare, and motorsport, plus industrial drives, factory automation systems, unmanned vehicles, smart agriculture, electric vehicle battery management, and more.
Engineered and manufactured at Harwin’s production facility in Portsmouth, England; Gecko, Datamate, Mix-Tek, M300, Archer Kontrol industrial connectors, and the 60A-rated high-current Kona product lines are all fully quality-assured and complimented by EMI/RFI shielding cans, and a comprehensive range of board level hardware including spacers, spring contacts, cable clips, and jumper links.
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Craft Data’s large range of Bar, Stretch or Cutdown TFT LCD displays now present OEM product designers with the opportunity to fit a vibrant, dynamic display into their product. Whereas previously compromises had to be made on the display technology, mono over colour and character over graphics, with these versatile displays it is now easier to find a solution even for the most awkward of spaces. The range mainly consists of IPS wide view panels, providing high resolution and viewing angles of 80°/80°/80°/80°, their “All View” viewing direction means the displays can be used in both portrait and landscape orientations without the loss of image quality. Other options within the range are PCAP and 4-Wire Resistive touch versions plus high brightness and wide operating temperature variants, confirming the
displays suitability for a host of industrial, medical and auto/aero applications. Craft Data Limited
01296 332000
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Smiths Interconnect launches new best-in-class RF Filter solutions in the X, Ku, and Ka Bands New Planar X Series leverages thin film process technology
Smiths Interconnect, a leading provider of technically differentiated electronic components, subsystems, microwave, optical and radio frequency products announces today the launch of its Planar X Series of Thin Film Bandpass Filters designed for applications in harsh environments. Planar X Series provides system engineers with a high performance, compact solution for critical RF filtering in X, Ku, and Ka bands. The new Planar X Series leverages thin film process technology on various substrates which are designed for mission critical applications. The small footprint, light weight and surface mountable configuration allow for high-volume pick and place applications and are ideal for Radar, SATCOM, and Satellite industries. “The Planar X filter family has been qualified for mission critical defence and space applications”,
explained Tullio Panarello, VP and General Manager of the Fibre Optics and RF Components Business Unit at Smiths Interconnect. “The qualification plan is based on our legacy space heritage and ensures consistent performance and endurance under harsh environments.”
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