October 2013 – High data-rate, small form-factor pluggable optical transceivers (SFP+) answer the industry’s demand for increased bandwidth and higher port density. The higher performance and density of these devices creates challenges related to both excess heat and EMI emissions, but there are ways to address these concerns.
Heilind Now Stocks TE’s ITB Card-Edge Connector Heilind Electronics now stocks TE Connectivity’s inverted thru-board (ITB) card-edge connector, which provides a direct power connection between driver boards and the underside of LED array boards. This surface-mounted connector was developed for LED lighting applications and other devices to provide a cableless, space-saving power connection between aRead More
TE CLOUDSPLITTER System TE Connectivity (TE) has developed the CLOUDSPLITTER connector system, a single-cable solution for powered devices that delivers Cat5e performance and up to 250 watts of power over a single cable. The eight-position RJ45 jack is surface-mountable and includes integrated LED indicator lights. The jack accepts CLOUDSPLITTER or standard RJ45 shielded plugs andRead More
August 2013 – TE Connectivity introduced the new side-entry Tinel-Lock ring which is a heat-recoverable metal braid terminator to join gross cable or harness shields.
August 2013 – IMPACT Backplane System from TE Connectivity
July 2013 – TE’s Deutsch high-speed connectors combine extreme ruggedness and superior signal integrity.
TE Connectivity Showcases Latest Rugged, High-Speed Interconnectivity Solutions TE Connectivity (TE), along with newly acquired DEUTSCH, featured the latest ruggedized, next-generation, high-speed connectivity solutions at the 2013 Paris Air Show last month in Paris, France. Featured sytems and solutions included: Solutions for avionics – Advanced fiber optic, high-speed copper systems, and the next generation ofRead More
May 14, 2013 – TE Connectivity has introduced its Fiber Optic Field Jack to provide broadcasters with quick, easy access to circuits for reconfiguration for set-up and transmission.
April 9, 2013 – Ruggedization involves modifying commercial cables to meet more extreme mechanical, environmental, and thermal hazards. Because requirements differ with applications — low-fire-hazard cables on aircraft or the use of non-halogenated materials on ships — one type of ruggedization does not fit all cables.
April 1, 2013—TE introduces an advanced modular cabling concept designed for speed and flexibility, facilitating data center migration from 1 to 100 Gb.
March 19, 2013 – Dr. Harvey awarded best paper by IWCS for defined progress in carbon nanotechnology in commercial applications.
March 4, 2013—Partnership offers increased product accessibility to design engineers.
