August 2012 -By Molex’s Anthony J. Kalaijakis and Steve Fulton. Medical equipment applications each bring a unique set of design challenges. Here’s what to look for in two primary categories of switches for this market,
August 2012 – The medical ecosystem used to be a device, a patient, and a physician. But thanks to electronic health records, consumer platforms, and cloud computing, all that is changing. Connected devices, many of them wireless, are changing this rapidly evolving field. Here’s a look at the present and future of mobile devices in the healthcare field.
Is Amazon the Next Big Thing in Distribution? Amphenol Industrial Global Operations has announced that it now offers a variety of its products on AmazonSupply.com. Amphenol is the first connector company to sell its products through the online store. The on-line offering includes products from 10 of Amphenol’s series, including Amphenol’s 97 Series, 5015, 26482Read More
August 2012—FCI’s new PwrBlade+ Series connectors combine high linear current density and low power loss with ruggedness and durability to deliver an ideal connector solution for truck and trailer-based communications equipment.
August 2012 – The newest connectors can help designers save PC board space, as well as offering other advantages. Here’s a look at some of the newest solutions available.
August 2012–Amphenol Connex released new and improved versions of its end-launch SMA connectors.
August 2012–AutomationDirect now offers low-capacitance data cables designed with impedances specific for RS-232/422 and RS-485 communication applications in industrial environments.
August 2012–Amphenol Corp. launched a suite of 48.0GBps QDR optimized connectors, cages and cage/connector combo products.
Aug. 28, 2012 – Pasternack Enterprises has a new line of high performance, low PIM connectors for 1/2” flexible and superflexible cables.
August 2012―In response to the surging demand for multi-card mobile devices, TE Connectivity launched its latest push-push SIM connector.
August 2012―WECO’s SMarTconn family of surface mount terminal blocks now includes a 3.5mm pitch version.
August 2012 -What new developments are coming up in high-speed train design, and what role will cable and interconnect devices play? Here’s a look inside this fast-moving market.
