The FI-XP serial connector, which is aimed at low-profile, including LVDS and Display Port interfaces, combined with a low level of improving the strength of the strong links with the end of LCDs, was introduced by JAE. The insulation and metal shell optimized for high resistance, and removing the cable from rough treatment by equipment installers or end users. A mechanical lock prevents a pairing as a result of shocks and vibrations.
The FI-XP-down to board the vessel 30 posts, 1 mm high and a slight increase of 1 mm for ultra-low-profile displays. The cable of the ship at a height of 1.55mm also contributes to a thin line of interconnection, which designers to large interconnections between computer equipment and new flat screen monitors. The connections can be used with AWG # 14 and # 42 AWG coaxial cable or AWG # 32 and # 36 AWG wire discreet.
The connectors are lead-free and RoHS-compatible, with the signal dismissal with a nickel barrier solder long-term reliability. The operational temperature range of-40C to +85 C allows use in a wide range of consumer and professional circles.
The PCB footprint of the FI-XP container is the same as the current JAE FI-X connector. In addition, compatibility with the X-Fi cable to the adoption of the IF-XP stronger connections in product design. The FI-XP 150% more than the removal of the X-FI stamina, says the company.
A new line of sealed circular connectors has been launched by Molex. The XRC (Extra Rugged Circular) sealed plugs and receptacles have been developed to meet the demanding requirements of the heavy-equipment industry. With a standard 18 size shell, the rugged, circular connectors are ideal for heavy-duty applications such as trucks, buses and agricultural markets.
A new global franchise agreement has been signed by Samtec and Premier Farnell. Premier Farnell will stock Samtec’s industry-leading range of high-speed connectivity solutions, and distribute them through its global network of companies – Newark in the Americas, Farnell in Europe, Australia, New Zealand and India, Premier Electronics in China, Hong Kong and Taiwan, and Farnell-Newark in ASEAN and Brazil. The Samtec product offering to be actively marketed and stocked across the world, will include signal integrity systems, rugged systems including power-to-board, sealed circular and rugged / high shock and vibration systems, and micro systems with flexible board stacking from 0.5mm pitch to 200-inches and above. The new global agreement will provide designers immediate web access to data and support, as well as reduced delivery lead times, says the company. “The new global franchise agreement with Samtec will fortify our high-speed connectivity solutions for our world-wide design engineering customer base,” said Marianne Culver, head of global supplier management, at Premier Farnell. “We are remarkably pleased to be working with an industry-leading organisation that has ranked number one in The Bishop Report’s for ‘Customer Survey of the Electronics Industry’ for over a decade.” Scott Lamb, Samtec's global distribution manager: “We are excited about our new relationship with Premier Farnell. "Premier Farnell’s global reach and dedication to the engineering and design segments for the electronics market are a great fit with Samtec’s product offering."
The new AMP-Twist 7AS SL connector, from the AMP Netconnect Business Unit of Tyco Electronics, combines ease of installation with a high-density SlimLine (SL) style, and has been designed to offer premium performance well above the Category 7A Class FA frequency limit of 1000MHz, says the company.
