Products
Heraeus High Temperature Micro Platinum Heater Ideal for heating liquids, gases and solids that require quick, highly accurate localised heating. The Heraeus H540S micro platinum heater, available from ATC Semitec, consists of a Pt-thin-film structure on a thin ceramic substrate with platinum lead wires. This miniature heating element can be used over a wide temperature range from -25°C to +800°C and offers excellent long-term stability and precision. Only 5.2 x 3.9 x 1.0mm thick with 6mm long lead-wires, the H540S micro-heater is suitable for applications in industrial process technology, bio-
medical equipment, personal care, white goods and the automotive sector. They can provide precise controlled heating in medical sample heating in analytical and
laboratory equipment or add an extra heat input within the additive manufacturing process. Specifically, they are already being used within the e-cigarette market and for inhalators and evaporators in personal care.
The Heraeus H540S forms part of a comprehensive range of Heraeus Platinum sensor elements, available from ATC Semitec Ltd.
https://atcsemitec.co.uk/product/h540s-heater/
Join Us with Co-Creating the Future of the IoT World Explore with us the insights and business strategies on the future of IoT, and learn how to uncover new business opportunities in different IoT domains, such as embedded, edge intelligence, AI, 5G, and cloud computing. We will also be sharing strategies for growth, and show you how to accelerate your application integration, embracing digital transformation for your industry. We will have several C-level executives and leaders around the
world to share their experience and opinions. We will start with a visionary keynote on February 24th, which serves as the starting point of our journey through IoT in the upcoming weeks. You will have the possibility to sign up for various tracks of your interest, such as Industrial IoT Solutions, Smart City Solutions and Services, Edge+ Solutions to the Future of IoT and Cloud Platform & Solutions for our WISE Ecosystem.
https://connect.advantech.eu/
Overcoming EMI and Thermal Management Challenges of Fully Autonomous Vehicles
As the automotive industry moves toward more automated, connected vehicles, engineers are challenged to identify technologies that can process and transfer large volumes of data in real-time without adding significantly to the price of the vehicle. For example, Level-5 autonomous driving requires a combination of: • radar • Lidar • video camera technology
• On-board computer systems to perform highly complex functions. Accommodating all the necessary cameras, sensors and electronic control units (ECUs) that enhance connectivity and ensure autonomous vehicle safety has proven to be problematic due to the resulting electromagnetic interference (EMI) and excess heat being generated by the growing complement of electronic devices, including advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS).
Parker Chomerics is aggressively responding to both challenges with EMI shields and thermal management technologies that contain the electromagnetic noise and
transfer heat away from critical components. For more information visit:
www.parker.com/chomerics
New smart displays at Engineering Design Show - Reconnect
Designing a product with a colour TFT display and touch-screen does not have to be complex. By using the new EA uniTFTs displays from Electronic Assembly the projects get off to a flying start. With integrated graphics controller, extensive graphics functions and USB, I²C and SPI interfaces, the displays are ready to run without additional peripherals. All touch and display functions can be freely programmed using the new uniTFTDesigner Windows software tool. The IDE boasts a simple drag-and-drop interface, comes with a simulator and numerous ready to run examples. Available display sizes for the EA uniTFTs are 2.0", 2.8", 3.5" and 4.3" diagonal. The larger EA uniTFT are available in sizes 5.0”, 7.0” and 10.1”.
The EA uniTFT(s) displays use improved IPS-Panels with AACS technology (All Angle Colour Stability). This means contrast and colours are retained even at extreme viewing angles. High brightness, typ. 1,000 cd/m² and more, the displays are readable in direct sunlight
www.mmselectronics.co.uk
Euroquartz launches new uk manufactured ruggedised clock oscillators with extended industrial temperature range Frequency control specialist, Euroquartz has launched a new range of UK manufactured surface mount ruggedised clock oscillators offering an extended industrial operating temperature range from -40 to +105°C.
A major advantage of these components is that they are manufactured in Euroquartz’s cleanroom facility in south west UK and are free of ITAR restrictions. Available on short lead times, the new EQXO-75UIE series crystal oscillators offer high-reliability in a standard format 7x5mm SMD ceramic package with hermetically sealed metal lid. Designed by Euroquartz specifically for demanding industrial applications, 75UIE series components provide reliable operation with good frequency stability across an extended industrial temperature range with mechanical shock survivability tested to 1500g (MIL-STD-883K Method 2002.5, Condition B). For more information, please contact: Andy Treble, Euroquartz Ltd, Blacknell Lane Industrial Estate, Crewkerne, Somerset, TA18 7HE. Tel: 01460 230000, Fax: 01460 230001. e-mail:
sales@euroquartz.co.uk
www.euroquartz.co.uk
New PULS 40A DC UPS controller offers maximum reliability and flexibility PULS Power, the specialist manufacturer of high reliability DIN-Rail power supplies, announces the availability of their new UB40.241 40A rated DIN-Rail mounted controller for uninterruptible power supply systems. The new model is now the most powerful UPS controller in PULS’s range which already
includes a variety of models currently providing up to 20A capacity. In combination with a 24Vdc power supply and an external battery pack it enables the reliable bridging of power failures and voltage fluctuations. This can prevent system damage, costly downtime, time-consuming restarts, and the loss of critical data.
www.pulspower.com
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