February 5, 2013 – When the 2013 Consumer Electronics Show opened in Las Vegas last month, many were watching for the “next big thing,” not just from Apple but from many challengers. What does all this mean for the connector industry? John MacWilliams takes a closer look at the market’s opportunities.
February 5, 2013 – Recently, the IEEE 802.3 Higher Speed Ethernet Consensus Ad Hoc group decided to focus its efforts on the next data rate of 400 Gb/s. The evolution of Ethernet technology hasbeen nothing short of remarkable: The next speed is in development before the current one has even reached the masses.
February 5, 2013—At DesignCon, TI demonstrated its 25G/s advanced retimer technology with TE backplane connectors.
February 5, 2013—The IT5 High Speed Elevated Mezzanine connector handles 25+ Gb/s signal lines.
February 5, 2013– Awards recognize Molex’s outstanding contributions to Delphi’s excellence culture.
February 5, 2013 – Hirose’s DF50 Series features a locking mechanism for secure mating.
February 5, 2013 -In many cases, materials that have stood the test of time simply will not work in today’s high-performance chipsets, and the designer must consider alternate materials for use in these powerful packages. Rich Orstad reviews some of these materials and provides guidance for proper selection and use in BGA, split chip, and test socket assemblies.
February 5, 2013 – The newest Mill-Max socket receptacle is the supplier’s tiniest OFP receptacle ever.
February 5, 2013 – Ruggedized VPX connectors are backward-compatible to VITA 46.
Molex Introduces First-to-Market LED Array Plastic Interconnection Technology Molex introduced an LED array holder technology with integral electrical, mechanical, and optical connectivity for optimal performance and to simplify design integration for lighting manufacturers. Existing LED arrays represent a challenging compromise between the LED array metal printed circuit boards or ceramic substrates being small enough toRead More
February 5, 2013 – ASI’s high-quality wire-to-board connectors are competitively priced.
Company Name: Schleuniger Inc. North American Headquarters Location: Manchester, N.H. The Big Picture: “What transports, protects, amuses, cares, or provides for people almost always contains a little piece of Schleuniger technology.” About the Company Schleuniger (pronounced SHLOI-NI-GER) is one of the leading international manufacturers of high-precision cable processing machines. Whether cutting, stripping, crimping, sealing, or marking, Schleuniger’s automaticRead More
