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n September 2017, the recently introduced NORDAC LINK series of field distribution systems will be further supplemented by


Modular all-in-one ITS package for global use


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mage processing expert Vision Components presents a complete modular ITS solution for OEM manufacturers with all components needed for traffic control. The package comprises the Carrida Software Engine, Carrida Cam, VC Flash infrared area lighting module, and the Q- Board, which turns IP cameras into smart cameras. The solution is suitable for applications such as access control, toll and speed control, traffic analysis, and fleet management. The individual products can be freely combined as needed or integrated into existing systems based on customer requirements.


With a typical processing time of 30 ms and a reading accuracy of more than 96%, the Carrida software engine is an extremely fast and accurate ALPR/ANPR library (Automatic License Plate Reader or Automatic Number Plate Reader) that reliably detects even dirty, damaged, or slanted license plates in countries around the world.


Vision Components GmbH u +49 7243 / 216 716 u www.vision-components.com


Smart and convenient: EGE IO-Link system for inductive sensors I


frequency inverters for motors rated up to 7.5 kW. With these additions, the new series from NORD DRIVESYSTEMS will then comprise a comprehensive line-up of drive solutions specifically tailored to networked conveyor systems with many drive axes. The new size 2 systems will be deployed wherever smaller drives do not suffice and extra power is needed – for instance, in inclined conveyors, hoists, or long belt conveyors. Hoist functions and the STO and SS1 safety functions


according to EN 61800-5-2 are included by default. By integrating geared motors that are produced in-house into the drive system configuration, NORD is able to supply complete solutions from a single source to system engineers and operators of warehousing, distribution center, intralogistics, or baggage handling facilities. Interfaces for all common fieldbuses and Industrial Ethernet protocols are supported.


NORD DRIVESYSTEMS Group u +49 45 32 / 2 89 -0 u www.nord.com


Data Transmission connectors for automotive applications R


osenberger H-MTD® connectors (High-Speed Modular Twisted-Pair Data) combine high-performance data


transmission up to 15 GHz or 20 Gbps and small package sizes in robust and space saving automotive housings. Due to its modular design the 360° fully shielded differential connector system enables a wide range of state-of-the art and future automotive applications, e.g. camera systems, high-resolution displays, fond entertainment or autonomous driving. The product range consists of 1-, 2- and 4-way PCB


connectors, 1-, 2- and 4-way cable jacks for shielded and unshielded twisted-pair cables as well as watertight connector versions.


Rosenberger u +49 (0)8684 18-0 u www.rosenberger.com


ntroducing the IOL Master Kit V1.1, sensor specialists EGE complete their I/O- Link portfolio with an easy-to-use I/O-Link-to-USB master that facilitates the


direct connection of sensors to all widely-used bus systems. Thanks to the point-to-point communication interface, sensors can continuously transmit process data, and measurement data can be read directly by the PLC. At the same time, the intermediary master module also allows for convenient parameterization of sensors and actuators directly from a PC or notebook. In addition to the I/O-Link master, EGE's I/O-Link system includes a USB cable for laptop or PC connection, a freely available configuration software, and a sensor connection cable. Compatible sensors with I/O-Link functionality from EGE's sensor portfolio include SNS 552 series flow controllers, the LDN 1000, LDV 1000 and LDS 1000 family of pressure sensors, and SDNC 500 series flow sensors.


EGE-Elektronik Spezial-Sensoren GmbH u +49 43 46 / 41 58 -0


u www.ege-elektronik.com


congatec boosts module-based high-end embedded computing


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ongatec extends its COM Express Basic portfolio with the new high-performance conga-TS175 Computer-on-Module. Equipped with the high-end dual chip versions of the brand new Intel® Xeon® and Gen 7 Intel® Core™ processors (codename Kaby Lake), it sets a new benchmark for module-based high-end embedded computers and modular industrial workstations that need to process massive workloads. Application areas for these high-end COM Express Type 6 Server-on-Modules can be found everywhere where data intensive streams need to be processed and displayed in real time. Target markets include big data processing embedded clouds, edge and fog servers, medical imaging systems, video surveillance and vision-based quality control, simulation equipment, host systems for virtualized control technology, vision systems in industrial control rooms and other plant-wide supervision systems or high-end professional gaming and digital signage.


congatec u +49 (991) 2700-0 u www.congatec.com CONNECTINGINDUSTRY.COM/MICROMATTERS


Cables for prototype construction


production. Individual requirements regarding numbers of cores, outer diameter, sheath colour and grip shall be fulfilled. Nevertheless, for such small quantities only huge lengths are available. Also the especially designed colour of the device is rarely to be found with stored cables .


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Cable manufacturer – SAB Bröckskes is a worldwide leading manufacturer of cables and wires, cable harnessing and temperature measuring technique. More than 60 years of experience in cable manufacturing as well as in temperature measuring technique have made out of a one man business a company with almost 500 staff members.


The strength of SAB Bröckskes is not only the manufacturing of standard cables but also the construction of special items. Every year SAB manufactures more than 1500 special cables on customer´s request.


SAB Bröckskes u 02162/898146 u www.sab-cable.com


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onnection cables for the visible areas of devices are a special challenge for the prototype and small series


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