Month: February 2013

Not Old, Just Older: Legacy Connectors in Current Designs

By Raymond Yuen, Portfolio Director – Commercial at FCI ElectronicsLegacy connectors are dependable, reliable devices that offer design engineers a no-risk solution that has been proven in the field for decades. These interconnect products typically offer the most cost-effective solution, as these commodity devices are standardized and do not involve customized engineering or specialty designs toRead More

European Train Control Systems Gone Global

February 19, 2013 – Although the on-board systems in railway transportation applications represent high-volume, complex interconnect opportunities, it is important to address the basic building block of the ERMTS system, which begins with trackside collection of data.

Problem Solved: Wound Coil Manufacturability Issues

Typical hand-wound coils meet existing performance goals by as much as a 2/3-design and 1/3-art process. Predictability is very difficult because of the human element involved in hand winding. As the frequencies increase, the design aspects become less and less predictable. As a result, the art aspect, the number of iterations performed until matching is achieved, will increase.

Problem Solved: ITT’s VEAM Connector in Rail Applications

February 19, 2013 – In the highly competitive world of train manufacturing, there is increasing demand to replace the relatively large heavy metal connectors inside the cable car with smaller and lighter ones that still meet the strict smoke- and fire-resistant standards mandated by the industry. To meet these requirements, ITT’s Interconnect Solutions team created the VEAM Rectangular Plastic Connector.

Molex SpeedStack Delivers High-Speed Data Rates in High-Density Connector

Molex SpeedStack Delivers High-Speed Data Rates in High-Density Connector Molex introduced its SpeedStack Mezzanine Connector System, a high-density, low-profile solution that supports data rates up to 40 Gb/s per differential pair. The system is ideal for OEMs that contend with limited PCB real estate in a variety of industries, including telecommunications, networking, military, medical electronics,Read More

Mold Presses – Fully Automated Encapsulation of Cables

Thanks to the small footprint and high degree of freedom, production units with six-axis robotic systems offer high flexibility and functionality, even in the most restricted spaces, and work well with low hall heights, clean room applications, or link facilities. Arburg walks you through an application solution for mold presses that allow for fully automated encapsulations of cables.

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