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April 2, 2013 – Dr. Bob returns with part two of our feature on porosity. He responds to his cohort, Max Peel — is this the moment they will agree on everything?

April 2, 2013 – The laws of physics begin to intervene as data rates increase, and signal integrity deteriorates when frequencies reach into the multi-gigabit range. The degree of high-speed signal distortion becomes significantly greater as channel lengths become longer. Reducing the physical distance between daughtercards becomes a priority. Bob Hult looks at some of the latest solutions developed to connect cable backplanes.

April 2, 2013 – FUJITSU TEN further strengthens its automotive strategy with a premium telematics solution.

April 2, 2013—Yamaichi expands product line with versions for 4 to 6mm² cable cross-sections.

April 2, 2013—Dust covers for heavy-duty rectangular connectors are inexpensive and protect equipment during transport.

April 2, 2013—Appliance outlet now accepts 14 gauge wire.

April 2, 2013—The announcement comes on the heels of SMD’s recent acquisition of Prime Electro Products, a long time distributor of Aries products.

April 2, 2013—Once an indicator for economic trends and equity markets, data on the metal’s prices and US equities show a directional divergence, with stocks doing well while copper isn’t, and with the economy showing modest growth. 

April 2, 2013 – The acquisition further expands wireless, optical, communications, industrial, and digital home application product lines and strengthens presence in China and Hong Kong.

April 1, 2013—TE introduces an advanced modular cabling concept designed for speed and flexibility, facilitating data center migration from 1 to 100 Gb.

April 1, 2013–The development of the Mini-SAS HD active optical cable aligns with FCI’s high-speed IO value proposition.

April 1, 2013—CDFP MSA forming to develop standard transceiver specifications.