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.

March 4, 2013—Heat-applied and cold-applied products help withstand hostile environments. 

February 21, 2013—The two companies celebrated their silver anniversary on Valentine’s Day.

Typical hand-wound coils meet existing performance goals by as much as a 2/3-design and 1/3-art process. Predictability is very difficult because of the human element involved in hand winding. As the frequencies increase, the design aspects become less and less predictable. As a result, the art aspect, the number of iterations performed until matching is achieved, will increase.

February 5, 2013—At DesignCon, TI demonstrated its 25G/s advanced retimer technology with TE backplane connectors.

February 5, 2013 – Ruggedized VPX connectors are backward-compatible to VITA 46.

January 29, 2013—Booth showcases how copper and fiber optics can enable high-speed architectures.

Whenever there is a tragedy in any area of the world, thinking about the impact on business comes second to thinking about the impact on individuals. But restoring a stable business environment is one of the first steps in bringing about recovery.