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Molex Announces Custom Cable Creator
Online tool makes it possible for customers to build their own cable wiring harnesses. Molex announces the launch of the Custom Cable Creator, a solution that enables customers to efficiently design custom cable harnesses within one simple online tool. The tool fits almost any...
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Fischer Freedom’s major extensions enable versatile innovations in connectivity
Nine new products now add to the capability of the Fischer FreedomTM Series to serve as a technology platform in connectivity setting new standards in usability, integration capability and versatility. An innovation enabler in application design, particularly in terms of SWaP (Size,...
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Low profile target connectors, 2.21mm above the board
Mill-Max has released its lowest profile target connectors to date with an above board height of only 2.21mm. Target connectors are used in place of SMT pads on a PCB as the mating surface for spring-loaded pins. Low profile target connectors, 2.21mm above the board -...
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How to Choose a Connector
Sanket Gupta @ octopart.com discuss on how to choose a connector. He writes: Continuing our series about choosing parts, inspired by the latest version of the Common Parts Library, let’s take a close look at how to find and select connectors. In this blog, we will explain all the...
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Can a current flow even up the hill?
Of course it can, even apeak. So if you connect leads from the bottom side via a PCB connector, you don´t have to worry about the current... Should you however be afraid of accidental fall off of the connector (it will certainly hold on if there are no vibrations, shocks or...
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