August 2012―In response to the surging demand for multi-card mobile devices, TE Connectivity launched its latest push-push SIM connector.

Molex Inc. said it is bringing custom LED circuit assemblies into a broader range of electronic products, from appliances and computers to automotive and consumer electronics. Molex LED solutions on printed circuit board (PCB) substrates are designed to meet high-volume manufacturing requirements in automotive, consumer, medical, military/aerospace, telecommunications, transportation, and industrial equipment applications. Molex LEDRead More

Molex Inc. extended its CMC product line with a 32-circuit wire-to-wire connection system. Designed to perform in high-conductivity applications and harsh environments, the CMC modular, hybrid connection system is used in automotive and transportation powertrain applications, including ECUs (engine control units), automatic gearboxes, suspension controllers, and electric parking brakes. The system is primarily used inRead More

July 10, 2012 HARTING is now offering a cable connector for the DIN 41612 3C and 3R types. The new connector is made for for smaller printed circuit boards or sub-assemblies in particular, thanks to its space-saving design. Three available outlet ports can be opened up by breaking through the external walls as required. TheRead More

July 2012 – TE Connectivity recently released its Amplimite Ultra-Lite D-Subminiature connector, which it says is 15-20% lighter than its brass counterparts, offering a weight-saving solution for space applications Including satellites and launch vehicles.

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