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Smiths Interconnect flies high on F-35 aircraft All military programmes are valuable contracts to secure as they are typically long-term commitments that will generate stable future revenue for the businesses. The Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning II (previously known as Joint Strike Fighter/ JSF) programme falls into this category, dating back to the late 1990s when the need for a 5th Generation aircraft began to evolve. The F-35 Lightning II is a family of single- seat, single-engine, all-weather stealth
multirole combat aircraft that represent a quantum leap in air dominance capabilities. It is the first 5th generation multi role aircraft to reach service, offering significant updates over previous generation jets. Intended to perform superior air dominance, F-35 are also able to provide electronic warfare and intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance capabilities. Integration and interoperability between allies have also been a key driver in the technology development.
www.smithsinterconnect.com
OKW’s Elegant New SLIM-CASE For Mobile OEM Electronics OKW has launched innovative and elegant new SLIM-CASE for the latest generation of handheld touchscreen and wireless data transfer devices.
Ergonomic SLIM-CASE (IP 54/65) is ideal for measuring and control, wireless communications,
IoT/IIoT, healthcare, laboratories, offices, safety engineering and environmental technology.
SLIM-CASE’s low-profile and virtually frameless design makes it compact and comfortable to hold – but provides plenty of space for PCBs, plug connectors, interfaces and sensors.
Six versions are available at launch. They offer the choice of a smooth top, a 1 mm recessed top (for product labels) and a 1.6 mm recessed top (for a touchscreen or membrane keypad). Each is available either with or without a soft-touch TPE intermediate ring for added comfort and superior impact protection.
https://www.okw.co.uk/en/Plastic-enclosures/Slim-Case.htm
Quadrax Amphenol’s latest High Speed Contact is ideal for us in used in Harsh Environments
Amphenol Industrial Operations, a global leader in interconnect systems, now offer the high speed contact that can be implemented in Amphenol’s GT series connectors and used in hazardous environments. Quadrax contacts offer more reliable rail mass transit (RMT) application requirements on inter-vehicle connections and
database applications than multi-pole connectors without individual shielding. This new combination of a reverse bayonet connector and Quadrax contacts results
in a system that offers one outer contact with four inner contacts spaced to form two 100 to 150 Ohm controlled impedance differential pairs. The GT Quadrax is an excellent alternative to the more expensive DTL-38999 Series III and ARINC-type connectors for harsh environment applications, including Ethernet 100 Bas-T-100 Ohm, Gigabit Ethernet 1000 Base-T-100 Ohm, Fiber Channel-150 Ohm and IEEE1394B FireWire-110 Ohm. For more information, please visit:
http://www.amphenol-industrial.com
40 March 2021
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The Power of Custom Tap into our toolbox of connector know-how. Work directly with our experienced product engineers to create a customized connector, or use our online Build-A-Part™ tool to configure one of our standard designs to meet the needs of your application. Advanced Interconnections can quickly design a customized solution for surface- mount socketing, or device package conversion, by combining extensive in-house technology, proprietary SMT solder-ball features, and 30+ years of design engineering experience. We offer options that are tailor-made to your needs.
Our 4-step connector customization process starts with an application assessment with one of our experienced product engineers, then we move right into project review. Once this is complete, we work with you to create a design solution followed by product manufacture. We provide a one-stop experience that will completely fulfill your project design needs.
www.advanced.com
METCASE Has Updated Its Popular UNIMET Instrument Enclosures METCASE has updated its highly popular UNIMET electronic instrument enclosures with improved earthing facilities – speeding up installation times. The update brings UNIMET into line with other advanced instrument enclosures in the company’s range, such as the TECHNOMET series.
With the new improved UNIMET enclosures, electronics engineers can easily fit earth cables to every panel inside the housing. M4 earth studs are now fitted on all case panels (except the base). With the base – to avoid problems with existing PCB installations – a countersunk hole (with earth symbol) is provided for fitting the earthing screw, nut and serrated washer (supplied with enclosure). An eyelet or spade terminal connection can then be used to connect the cable to the base. Stylish and robust UNIMET is perfect for medical and wellness devices, test and measurement equipment, industrial control, peripheral devices and interfaces, switchboxes, communications and laboratory instrumentation.
https://www.metcase.co.uk/en/Metal-Enclosures/Unimet.htm
Embedded ARM Core Front Panel Solutions from ITRON (U.K.) LTD Itron’s powerful ARM9-based embedded TFT modules provide serial interfaces to link host and peripheral devices using USB, RS232, RS485, Async, SPI, I2C, CAN and Ethernet. Most ports double up as a general I/O with IRQ functionality. Our embedded solutions allow design engineers to move application processing into the TFT module which reduces host overhead and enables easily manageable communication speeds. The host can send raw data to the TFT module for the operating system to process and synchronise display refresh, navigation and peripheral control.
www.noritake-itron.com
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