Santa Rosa, California, November 30th, 2023 – SCHURTER series DG11 and DG12 with and without main filters feature a first-of-its-kind ingress protection solution for IEC inlets, consisting of a seal gasket between the connector and mating V-Lock power cord. The blue colored latch of the V-Lock power cord and blue inlay of the appliance inlet indicate that the two have been … [Read more...]
Customized Wire Harness Solutions by SCHURTER
SCHURTER is pleased to announce its wire harness solutions with ready-to-connect cables, cable bundles and complete wire harnesses with connectors, contacts, or wire-end sleeves. Wire harnessing requires a special electrical engineering know-how to ensure end-to-end quality of product installation and performance. SCHURTER’s widespread offering of components and wire harness … [Read more...]
Connectivity for Off-Road Vehicles – Part 3
Zonal Architecture for Vehicles Zonal architecture is the name given for the new structure of vehicle electronics. In contrast to a traditional vehicle in which systems are grouped by function, zonal architecture offers a more efficient solution. The functions within a vehicle are grouped by location into several zones. Each zone is responsible for the devices that are … [Read more...]
Connectivity for Off-Road Vehicles – Part 2
The Future of Vehicle Design The next generation of vehicle design will be influenced by four key trends. The first is electrification – the adoption of hybrid and all-electric power as alternatives to traditional fossil fuels. The use of electric power by commercial vehicles has become commonplace in the urban environment, where operators have easy access to charging … [Read more...]
Connectivity for Off-Road Vehicles – Part 1
Introduction With over 1.4 billion cars worldwide, it is easy to assume that the only product of the automotive industry is the family car. However, the market for industrial, commercial, and agricultural vehicles is not only growing, but it is also embracing the latest technology. Even as these vehicles are becoming increasingly sophisticated, a significant number will … [Read more...]
A Beginner’s Guide to EMP Filters – Part 2
Resiliency of Critical Infrastructure Presidential Policy Directive (PPD) -21, Critical Infrastructure Security and Resilience directs all federal departments and agencies to identify, prioritize and provide a plan to protect their physical and cyber critical infrastructure. The U.S. Department of Labor created the DOL Critical Infrastructure Security & Resilience Program … [Read more...]
A Beginner’s Guide to EMP Filters – Part 1
Introduction While many may be concerned by an outright nuclear attack on US soil, the emerging clear and present danger predicted by government and private think tanks is Electromagnetic Pulse (EMP) threats. Such a threat, carried out by strategically placed land devices, could be catastrophic to virtually every facet of our civilization. Organizations both public and … [Read more...]
MSM II – The New Generation of Mechanical Pushbuttons Made of High-Grade Stainless Steel
Santa Rosa, California, September 1st, 2023 – SCHURTER extends its popular momentary pushbutton switch series MSM to include the newest addition, the MSM II. The MSM Metal Line switch family has been successfully used on the market for over 30 years, which is attributed to its durability, precision, and overall high quality. The new generation MSM II stands out even more as it … [Read more...]
Schurter Sets New Benchmark in Reducing CO2 Footprint with New Green Line
Santa Rosa, California, July 27th, 2023 – SCHURTER further embarks on its sustainability initiatives by introducing its new Green Line collection of high-quality components. As part of SCHURTER’s sustainable strategy, these IEC 60320-1 appliance connectors are the industry’s first to contribute to less CO2 emissions and lower material consumption. They are also first in the … [Read more...]
A Short History Of A Few ITEM Issues
1977 My first issue of ITEM (Interference Technology Engineers Master) is from 1977. Was this the first issue of ITEM? No, it was not. However, it was my first issue. Why? I got my start in EMC in 1976 while working for the US Navy and was too late to get the 1976 issue. I graduated from college in 1975 and moved from Code 2330 (Nuclear Controls Engineering Division) at Mare … [Read more...]
- « Previous Page
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4
- …
- 27
- Next Page »
