KP Performance Antennas, an Infinite Electronics brand and a manufacturer of wireless network antennas, has just released a new series of cables with rubber boots that are ideal for installations in tight areas where it is difficult to tape individual connectors. KP’s new line of N-type male and RP-SMA male cables includes seven models with rubber boots to fully cover … [Read more...]
Transtector Expands Surge Protection Line with Isolation Transformers for Medical Applications
Transtector Systems, an Infinite Electronics brand and an industry-leading provider of end-to-end power and signal integrity solutions, today launched a new series of data isolators optimized for medical applications, providing a highly effective layer of protection that is simple to install. Also known as isolation transformers, these cost-effective components are fully … [Read more...]
L-com Introduces New Line of 18 GHz, LL142 & LL335i Rugged Low-Loss Cables
L-com, an Infinite Electronics brand and a preferred manufacturer of wired and wireless connectivity products, announced today that it has launched a new series of flexible 18 GHz LL142 and LL335i low-loss cables. These new cable assemblies are terminated with durable stainless steel connectors and are well suited for test environments where a rugged, phase-stable cable … [Read more...]
Heilind Electronics Expands HARTING Line with Han 1A Modular Connector System
Heilind Electronics, a premier distributor of electronic components and authorized global distributor for HARTING, is now offering the manufacturer’s Han 1A connector system. The series, which includes rectangular connectors, housings, and inserts, is universally deployable for Industry 4.0 applications. The Han 1A system is designed to help users build their own … [Read more...]
How to Build Your Own EMI Troubleshooting and Pre-Compliance Kit
Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) and the related electromagnetic interference (EMI) are some of the obstacles that must be overcome before nearly any electronics product can be brought to market—whether it’s an Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) device, a consumer electronics product, or military and aerospace equipment. Products must not interfere with one another … [Read more...]
New at Heilind Electronics: WAGO LEVER-NUTS 221 Series Compact Splicing Connectors
Heilind Electronics, a premier global distributor of electronic components and an authorized distributor for WAGO, is now offering the manufacturer’s 221 Series compact splicing connectors. These connectors are 40% smaller than WAGO’s 222 Series, providing more junction box space in applications like lighting and home automation. 221 Series connectors are not only … [Read more...]
Würth Elektronik introduces WE-SMGS solderable seal
SMT Grounding Solution Waldenburg (Germany), 23 October 2019 – With WE-SMGS, Würth Elektronik offers solderable seals for surface mounting. The WE-SMGS consists of a temperature resistant foam material, which combines the conductive seals with high elasticity. After compression, they then return to their original shape. The layer surrounding the heat-resistant foam is made of … [Read more...]
Cable Discharge Event (CDE)
Abstract Worst-case Cable Discharge Events (CDE) are poorly understood by most of the product developers as the definition of what is about to happen when you plug in a cable into an appliance’s socket. It is NOT the electro-static charge which could be expected on the cable: outer/inner shield(s) + internal wires, while the cable is fully floating prior to the cable … [Read more...]
Heiland Electronics Announces Tech Expo in Salt Lake City
The Heilind Tech Expo will feature products from over 25 manufacturers in the electronics industry Heilind Electronics, a leading global distributor of electronic components, will host its next Tech Expo event in Salt Lake City, Utah on June 20. Attendees will have a chance to interact directly with personnel from over 25 leading manufacturers in the electronic components … [Read more...]
Review of MIL-STD-461 CS103 Intermodulation, CS104 Rejection of Undesired Signals and CS105 Cross-Modulation
Introduction Rapid technology advances in the wireless communications world make test and evaluation of Radio Frequency (RF) devices a difficult subject. It seems that by the time a new device hits the market, it has been made obsolete by the next generation. I recall hearing from a major electronics manufacturer CEO that 90% of sales happen within 90-days of market release … [Read more...]
