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  • Power Distribution Connectors Handle Higher Current

    By Staff, January 31, 2012

    The PwrBlade+ next-generation ac/dc power distribution connector system handles demanding power applications requiring higher linear current density and low power loss.

  • High-Current DC Jack Stands Up Straight

    By , January 31, 2012

    Kycon now includes a vertical-standing DC power jack to its high-current series.

  • RJ-45s Outlive The Pack

    By Staff, January 31, 2012

    Specialized Products Company unveils TrueConect, what it claims is a competitively-priced series of RJ-Type modular plug connectors that will out-live and out-perform other brands in day-to-day use.

  • USB Car Charger A Novel First

    By Staff, January 27, 2012

    Unveiled as the first and only shotgun-shell-sized car charger to fit two 2.1A USB ports into a compact form factor, the reVOLT c2 dual USB car charger delivers enough power to recharge two tablets simultaneously.

  • Connectors Practice Medicine

    By Staff, January 27, 2012

    Molex initiates several developments to bolster its commitment to developing interconnect technologies for next-gen medical devices.

  • Stackable Connectors Get Road Worthy

    By Staff, January 23, 2012

    The Stac64 Stackable Connection System is now validated against the most stringent specifications from the major key automotive OEMs in Germany, France and Japan.

  • PLC, I/O-IPCs Aid Smart Grids

    By Staff, January 23, 2012

    WAGO’s IEC-compatible TeleControl PLC and four Linux-based I/O-IPCs offer comprehensive enhancements for both control and smart grid integration.

  • RJ-45 Jacks Are Durable

    By Staff, January 19, 2012

    FCI expands its RJ-45 modular jack line with multi-port and single-port connectors with selective gold plating that prove to be as durable as traditional versions with full gold plating.

  • Card Cages Fit All Apps

    By Staff, January 18, 2012

    Four variations of KM6 subracks target specific apps and all meet IEC60297-3 spec.

  • Socket Houses 16-mm BGA

    By Staff, January 13, 2012

    The SM-BGA-9006 BGA socket supports 16 mm x 16 mm package sizes with 0.8-mm pitch and operates at bandwidths up to 40 GHz with less than 1dB of insertion loss.

  • PC5 Connectors Shrink

    By Staff, January 13, 2012

    Phoenix Contact’s PC 5 connector family now comes in more compact versions; 15% percent smaller than the original design, while maintaining the same performance data.

  • To Outsource Or Not To Outsource Your Interconnects

    By Tom Aubin, January 09, 2012

    Designing and manufacturing electronics, whether it's for the consumer or business markets, is a high stakes game. Margins can be tight and with many costs increasing it can be harder than ever to compete in such a tough economic climate. One solution that companies can turn to is outsourcing some components, but is it a risky strategy?

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