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Dimmer switches suit automotive panels
A new series of universal electronic dimmer switches enable panel and vehicle interior lights to be set at varying intensities.
News from Cole Hersee (21 October 2005)
Surface-mount joystick puts five functions in one
The TSSJ 5 is a five-direction surface-mount switch that needs a board area of just 7.4 x 7.4mm and which features a total height of only 4.5mm.
News from Knitter Switch (12 October 2005)
Disk device points to novel navigation interface
ITT Industries, Electronic Components has developed an innovative 360-degree and N-way variable-rate pointing and navigation control technology for handheld and portable devices. Brochure available
News from ITT Electronic Components ( 8 July 2005)
Rotary switch shrinks to the surface
One of the smallest rotary switches available will suit applications where size and reliability are important.
News from Knitter Switch (30 May 2005)
Blue backlight aids keypad legibility
A new option of bright blue key illumination using high quality LEDs is now available for EAO's popular S series keypad range. Brochure available
News from EAO ( 2 May 2005)
Joystick answers vibration concerns
Thanks to a new four-way joystick recently introduced into the RMQ Titan range, engineers at Jones Engineering near Doncaster have significantly improved the control of their agricultural machine.
News from Moeller Electric (15 April 2005)
Potentiometer fits flush with success
EAO reckons its Series 61 potentiometer features a superior ergonomic design for use in industrial panels. Brochure available
News from EAO (21 February 2005)
Novel rotary switch chosen for medical duties
Duraswitch licensee GGI International has won a new project for patient monitoring equipment used in hospitals.
News from Duraswitch (18 February 2005)
Rotary switches are sealed for cleaning
The new DO series from Wessex Advanced Switching Products answers continued market demand for rotary switches.
News from WASP (14 February 2005)
Joystick tackles demanding applications
Designed for demanding applications such as materials handling, agricultural or construction equipment, the new AJ4 joystick is durable and reliable with a life cycle of over six million actuations. Brochure available
News from ITT Industries, Cannon ( 2 December 2004)
Mini joystick is new choice for menu selections
Knitter-Switch will be introducing two new "mini joystick" switches at this year's Electronica.
News from Knitter Switch (15 November 2004)
Industrial mouse is guaranteed never to wear out
Electronic Keyboards has developed a novel rugged industrial mouse.
News from Electronic Keyboards (20 October 2004)
Easy customisation for rotary switches
The Thincoder EZI 2.0 rotor switch offers the look and feel of a mechanical rotor with the benefit of being on an electronic flex circuit.
News from GGI International ( 1 September 2004)
Potentiometer lives long and prospers
The PT-15 Xtra long life potentiometer is designed to satisfy the growing demand for extended mechanical life applications. Brochure available
News from Piher International (10 August 2004)
Rotary switches unlock the code
A complete range of rotary coded switches answers the programming requirements of industrial and microprocessor-controlled equipment.
News from Knitter Switch (21 June 2004)
Rotary encoder takes pushbutton onboard
The E20 combines an integral push switch with a long-life mechanical encoder in an SMT package specifically designed for automatic assembly using either reflow or wave soldering.
News from Elma Electronic UK ( 4 June 2004)
Rotaries turn to pro audio applications
RJS Electronics is now distributing the range of Sansei quality mechanical encoder switches.
News from RJS Electronics (11 May 2004)
Long life for rotary switches and potentiometers
Two new ranges from RJS Electronics are long-life rotary switches and a full range of potentiometers.
News from RJS Electronics ( 8 March 2004)
Rotary switches feature quarter-inch shafts
Machines often receive rough treatment, and so Grayhill offers the option of a meaty 0.25in-thick shaft size on several of its multi- and single-deck rotary switches. Brochure available
News from EAO (27 February 2004)
Tiny mouse is all-round performer
Measuring less than 10 x 10 x 1.4mm, the MicroNav FSR is billed as the world's smallest OEM mouse which enables precise, 360-degree cursor navigation.
News from Steadlands International (24 February 2004)
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