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  • RF Connectors releases 7/16 DIN Connectors

    7/16 DIN connectors for LMR-600 cable include RFD-1600-2L2, which attaches to the cable with a solder/clamp method, and RFD-1505-2L-2, which attaches with a crimp/solder method. 7/16 DIN connectors are large format 50 ohm interfaces designed for high power wireless telecom applications.
    22 March, 2007
  • Pepperl+Fuchs’ IDENT RFID System available in 13.56 MHz

    Pepperl+Fuchs’ IDENT RFID System available in 13.56 MHz

    IDENT Control RFID product identification and data collection solution is now available as a 13.56 MHz (HF) system. This transmission frequency enables more data to be transmitted faster making it possible to read large amounts of data on the fly. The system supports DeviceNet, Ethernet, and PROFIBUS protocols, as well as RS232 serial communication.
    22 March, 2007
  • Rockwell Automation enhances Allen-Bradley MicroLogix 1100

    Rockwell Automation enhances Allen-Bradley MicroLogix 1100

    Enhancements include increased power, speed and expanded communication capabilities. An embedded communications port and Web server give users access to control information for real-time data sharing with OEM partners, remote maintenance engineers and personnel.
    22 March, 2007
  • Power Sources Unlimited announces TES-5 DC/DC converters

    Power Sources Unlimited announces TES-5 DC/DC converters

    TES-5 Series of low profile, surface mount dc/dc converters offer 5W of power and a 2:1 input range of 9-18VDC, 18-36VDC, or 36-75VDC with single or dual outputs. Input to output isolation is 1500VDC. It has short circuit protection, remote on/off, operating temperature of -40ºC to +85ºC, with full load achieved up to +71ºC.
    21 March, 2007
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