Phoenix Contact has introduced several new versions of its FL mGuard industrial security devices. 

July 17, 2012 Samtec recently updated its line of HDBNC high-density RF interconnects. The interconnects are made for broadcast video applications requiring high-density panel arrays that tend to result in additional strain on the interface due to ganged cabling. HDBNC connectors are based on the familiar quarter-turn BNC coupling design, but with patented advancements permittingRead More

Temp-Flex, a subsidiary of Molex Inc., released a line of microwave coaxial cables designed for high-bandwidth applications using proprietary processes. 

GTK recently released its DisplayPort cable assemblies, which the company says offer double the bandwidth of HDMI technology. 

Interconnect devices are a critical part of the modern battlefield, and fiber optics are quickly rising in importance as data rates accelerate and sensor technology goes digital. KITCO Fiber Optics is leading the way with military-ready connector products — and the training needed to make the most of this technology.

Power consumption, thermal management, and space limitations are some of the most pressing issues that data center operators face. 

At the invitation of U.S. House Oversight and Government Reform Committee Chairman Darrell Issa (R-CA), IPC President Dr. John W. Mitchell outlined existing and proposed regulations that negatively impact the electronics manufacturing industry. In a letter to Issa, IPC identified four issues that the company said burden the industry, further contributing to the continued declineRead More

Hirose has partnered with Micro Interconnects to help design engineers specify and design in DF36 board-to-fine coaxial cable connectors. The 0.4mm pitch, 1.5mm mated height board-to-fine coaxial cable connector for displays, instrumentation, and high-definition imaging applications offers high contact reliability and enhanced shielding, making it ideal for applications in space-restricted areas, such as hand-held devices.Read More