Dear Subscriber, Welcome to the latest edition of the Harwin newsletter. In this e-letter we bring you the latest product releases as well as a case study from the Antarctic, where Datamate high reliability connectors are used to solve an international research agency's interconnect problems. We hope you find this e-letter interesting and informative. |
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NEUTRINO TELESCOPEDatamate connector system chosen for prestigious Neutrino Telescope project Sunk deep into the Antarctic ice, the AMANDA II (Antarctic Muon and Neutrino Detector Array) Telescope is designed to look not up, but down, through the Earth to map the sky in the Northern Hemisphere for high energy cosmic Neutrino activity. Read More |
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M90 HOT-SHOEHarwin launches standard Hot Shoe connector series Harwin has launched standard 8, 12 and 16 way versions of its rugged Hot Shoe connector technology which enables rapid and simple connection, yet tolerates mating misalignment and resists dust, water and chemical ingress. Read More |
PC/104 CONNECTORSHarwin’s PC/104 Connectors suit Embedded PC Applications Available from Harwin is a PC/104 compatible range of bus connectors for embedded PC applications, designed for stacking boards with a common bus. The devices meet industry standards for embedded PCs, have a maximum 3A current rating, and a press-fit tail option enables solder-free attachment. Read More |
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