Advertorials Specifying connectors for robotic designs
Connectors and cabling have an important role to play in robotics. If there is a connection failure, then the ensuing downtime could have heavy financial consequences. Specifying the high reliability (hi-rel) connectors offered by Harwin and accompanying these with the company’s well-constructed cable assemblies will help to avoid such situations. Harwin’s M300 series, Mix-Tek and Gecko-SL connectors can cope with the most
uncompromising of application settings – dealing with exposure to shock, vibration and extreme temperatures. They are backed up by a comprehensive cable assembly service, allowing our customers to offload this difficult and problem-fraught work onto our experienced engineering team. Unlike other suppliers, Harwin has no minimum order quantity for its cable assemblies, which can be sourced in a cost-effective manner; you only pay for the required number of units and there are no upfront tooling costs to worry about. Backpotting is also offered as part of the cable assembly service package.
Harwin plc, Tel: 023 9231 4545
www.harwin.co.uk/contact
Industrial grade Intel NUC format
rugged system BVM Limited has announced availability of the Jetway
JBC311U93 industrial grade NUC format embedded system. Based on the Intel Celeron 7.5W TDP Bay-Trail M Quad- Core SOC processor clocked at 1.83 to 2.16 GHz and with up to 8 GB of DDR3L-1333 DRAM, it is housed in a
rugged 110 x 116 x 49 mm aluminium enclosure. It offers fanless operation and long-term operational life, with a minimum planned lifecycle of Q1 2029. While potential applications are very broad, the unit is particularly suitable for systems where physically harsh operating environments, restricted access and long-term reliability are primary considerations. It offers impressive computing power combined with extensive I/O capability and support for dual 1920 x 1200 HDMI displays, driven by Intel Gen 7 HD Graphics. It is available in two standard versions: with or without 802.11 b/g/n and Bluetooth 4.0. The unit without Wi-Fi capability provides a half-size Mini-PCIe slot.
Both versions have a full-size 3 GB/s mSATA Slot, two Gigabit LAN ports, four USB ports and a RS232/422/485 serial port. A wall mount, VESA bracket and DIN rail mountings are included as standard, giving extensive mounting flexibility, ideal for control room mounting or hiding away inside a larger machine. The unit is powered from an external 36W 12 VDC PSU and it has support for both Windows and Linux OS.
www.bvm.co.uk info@bvmltd.co.uk
Round is the new square Hitaltech’s new building automation enclosure gives
manufacturers complete freedom to customise and personalise form and function.
• Adapts to a wide range of home and industrial automation functions
• Ideally suited to housing setting, measurement, detection, access control and sensor instrumentation • Simple, ergonomic press-and-turn operation • Universal rear wall attachment
Building automation keeps getting smarter, now capable of doing everything from managing the ambient temperature to controlling security camera feeds. Now, the aesthetics of building automation enclosure design are catching up with the capabilities.
Hitaltech’s Eyebox range takes an altogether rounder, more compact approach to the traditional square/rectangular enclosure.
More in less
The enclosure may be small – with 60mm, 110mm and 160mm options – but the simple user interface hides a multitude of possible options, including measurement displays, settings (e.g. for lighting or temperature), movement sensors, access controls, security camera controls and more.
More options
A simple turn or press of the ring nut is all it takes to access multiple functions, but additional click-on rings can add further setting combinations or ergonomic capability.
The standard enclosure has a white ABS finish, but numerous colour, texture and finish options are available. While wall mounting (via the universal attachment) is the natural option, palm, table and inclined surface mountings are all possible.
To find out more about tailoring Eyebox, contact Hitaltech at
uksales@hitaltech.co.uk
LEMO to exhibit its latest M Series connector amongst the wide range of high reliability rugged connectors at
Security & Policing 2019 LEMO will be exhibiting an extensive range of standard off-the-shelf rugged multi-pin connectors at this year’s Security & Policing exhibition, being held at FIVE, Farnborough on 5-7th March 2019.
The company’s display will include the latest high-powered addition to the M Series range of miniature high- density ratchet locking circular connectors suitable for equipment used in harsh environments. These
For further details, contact: LEMO at Stand No. B44 or
LEMO (UK) LTD Tel: +44 (0)1903 234543
TFT Displays with standard or full custom
touch screens We can supply an extensive range of TFT LCD Display Modules suitable for almost all applications from Consumer to Medical.
Available in sizes from 1.3” to 15.6”
• With standard or fully customised touchscreens OGS G+G PCT
• IPS technology for exceptional wide viewing angles and high contrast
• Choice of back light intensity typically 500 nits • Optical bonding • We also offer custom monochrome displays and modules
• Many interface options
Crystal-Tech Electronics have over 30 years experience and offer you a complete display solution.
As your design partner, we understand your needs and work with you throughout your project to ensure we deliver a 100% acceptable product. Please contact us to talk through your requirements.
www.crystaltechelectronics.com
LEMO M Series range of rugged connectors
products offer customers, space and weight saving benefits without compromising in areas such as performance, reliability or functionality.
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