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Through-hole power connectors target harsh environments

May 18, 2026 By Puja Mitra Leave a Comment

Samtec has expanded its mPOWER ultra micro power interconnect system with through-hole termination options for UMPS and UMPT vertical board connectors and UMPT-RA right-angle board connectors, alongside surface-mount versions. The connectors are intended for harsh industrial, military and aerospace applications, offering up to 18 A per power blade, 40% space savings over conventional power connectors, […]

Filed Under: Aerospace, Electronics, Industrial, Markets Tagged With: connectors, samtec

High-flex RG-58 assemblies support repeated movement

May 18, 2026 By Puja Mitra Leave a Comment

Amphenol RF has introduced high-flex cable assemblies on RG-58 cable in BNC-to-BNC, TNC-to-TNC and N-Type-to-N-Type configurations for automation, communication systems and RF lab use. The 50 Ω assemblies use a fine-wire stranded copper center conductor and tinned copper braid shield, support operation up to 3 GHz and are available in standard lengths from 12 inches […]

Filed Under: Communications, Electronics Tagged With: Amphenol RF, cable assemblies

Samtec demonstrates 224 Gbps co-package connectors and 448 Gbps prototype at DesignCon 2026

April 6, 2026 By Aimee Kalnoskas Leave a Comment

At DesignCon 2026, Samtec showed active demonstrations across two generations of high-speed interconnect, with working silicon at 224 Gbps and a prototype pushing toward 448 Gbps. The 224 Gbps story centered on the Si-Fly HD co-packaged copper (CPC) connector family, which ran counter to initial expectations. Samtec developed both on-package and near-package versions simultaneously, anticipating […]

Filed Under: Communications, EE sync, Electronics, Markets, Telecom/Data Tagged With: DesignCon 2026, interconnects, samtec

Multiple termination options support flexible assembly methods

April 1, 2026 By Aimee Kalnoskas Leave a Comment

SCHURTER has introduced the 4792 outlet, a Type J connector variant designed to address wiring constraints in space-limited assemblies. The outlet reorients its electrical connections by 90° relative to conventional layouts, positioning terminals horizontally to support improved cable routing and packing density in power distribution units (PDUs). The design targets applications where vertical clearance is […]

Filed Under: EE sync, Electronics, Industrial, IoT, Markets, Telecom/Data Tagged With: Schurter

Connections get optics and ASICs closer together

March 4, 2026 By Tom Marrapode, Molex Leave a Comment

As digital data streams increase in speed and data rate, losses in PCB traces become ever more of a bottleneck. Moving optics closer to ASICs improves signal integrity. For centuries, the speed of communication was governed by the medium through which information traveled. A messenger on foot, a rider on horseback, a letter carried across […]

Filed Under: Cable assemblies, Communications, copper, Electronics, Featured, Featured Contributions, fiber Tagged With: asic, optical connectivity, PCB traces

Miniature SMT test point for dense PCBs

December 18, 2025 By Aimee Kalnoskas Leave a Comment

The New Miniature SMT Test Point from Keystone Electronics Corp. features a symmetrical flat-wire design that supports reliable electrical contact while maintaining a minimal PCB footprint. Manufactured from silver-plated phosphor bronze, it is compatible with lead-free and traditional reflow soldering and supports vacuum or mechanical pick-and-place assembly for high-density PCB testing applications.

Filed Under: Electronics, PCB connector Tagged With: Keystone Electronics, test point

Understanding memory card connectors

December 16, 2025 By Aimee Kalnoskas Leave a Comment

When it comes to reliable and efficient data storage, the physical interface matters as much as the memory card itself. Designers at all levels need to understand how various card types — from the ubiquitous SD to embedded SIMs and smart cards — actually connect to and communicate with devices. The Same Sky blog post, […]

Filed Under: Consumer, Electronics, IoT, Markets Tagged With: memory card connectors, Same Sky

Shielded ZIF jumpers support 100-ohm controlled-impedance signaling

November 24, 2025 By Aimee Kalnoskas Leave a Comment

Sumida America has introduced the PANTA® Shielded ZIF Jumper product line, a family of flexible flat cables designed for compact electronic systems that require stable high-speed signaling and strong electromagnetic performance. The series includes both shielded and unshielded versions to support a range of signal-integrity and electromagnetic-compatibility requirements. The shielded version uses a controlled-impedance 100-ohm […]

Filed Under: Automotive, Electronics, Industrial, Markets, Robotics Tagged With: Sumida America, ZIP jumpers

Updated screw terminals offer anti-rotation design for dense PCBs

November 20, 2025 By Aimee Kalnoskas Leave a Comment

Keystone Electronics has introduced a SEMS screw option for its PCB screw terminals, intended to simplify wire attachment and improve mechanical stability in board-level applications. The addition of a preassembled SEMS screw allows users to secure wire leads, including bare wires, without the twisting that can occur during tightening. The terminals are rated for 15- […]

Filed Under: EE sync, Electronics, PCB connector Tagged With: Keystone Electronics, PCB screw

High-density push-pull connectors add IP68 sealing without potting

November 14, 2025 By Aimee Kalnoskas Leave a Comment

LEMO has introduced the REDEL SP IP68 Series, a new family of compact circular connectors designed for medical equipment, test and measurement devices, and unmanned aerial systems. The series provides IP68-rated sealing without the use of resin or potting compounds, aiming to simplify assembly while maintaining environmental protection and mechanical durability. The connectors use a […]

Filed Under: Electronics, Industrial, Markets, Medical Tagged With: LEMO, push-pull connectors

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