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Direct attach cables cut InfiniBand crosstalk
A new line of cable assemblies supports InfiniBand architecture specifications and other industry standards for high-speed data transfer applications.
News from Meritec (26 March 2004)
Cables cover critical applications
Xtra-Guard high performance electronic cables provide an unrivalled choice of powerful solutions for critical applications across a wide range of industries.
News from Alpha Wire International ( 8 March 2004)
Cable loads keep RF terminations cool
A novel cable load solution from Radiall addresses thermal management concerns when terminating high-power RF signal lines on printed circuit boards.
News from Radiall ( 2 March 2004)
Power cords meet international needs
Morvan Trading has signed a trading agreement with a major manufacturer of power cords.
News from Morvan Trading ( 9 February 2004)
Microwave capabilities described
Times Microwave Systems has published a new capabilities brochure.
News from Smiths Interconnect - Times Microwave ( 9 February 2004)
Cable range includes novel technical solutions
In2Connect now represents Calmont Wire and Cable of the USA.
News from In2Connect ( 4 February 2004)
Enhanced cables for multigigabit serial interfaces
The Spectra-Strip cable division of Amphenol has recently released design specifications and samples of its new Skewclear line of enhanced cables for emerging multigigabit serial interfaces. Brochure available
News from TTI Europe (27 January 2004)
Chinese plant ramps up coax production
Sumitomo Electric Industries has begun producing halogen-free coaxial cables for automotive antenna applications in China in order to respond to demand from customers.
News from Sumitomo Electric Industries ( 7 November 2003)
Crossconnect covers Cat 6 cables
The new AMP Netconnect 610XC Category 6 crossconnect system uses an innovative shielding technique to provide a high level of performance in the same footprint as standard crossconnects.
News from AMP Netconnect ( 5 November 2003)
Coax assemblies take the heat
The Versaflex family of miniature coaxial cable assemblies are based on an improved cable design that offers more durability, flexibility and resistance to high temperatures.
News from Bruel and Kjaer UK ( 4 November 2003)
High power RF coaxial cables and assemblies
Times Microwave Systems has published an updated high power RF coaxial cables and assemblies brochure covering 50ohm flexible cables for use in high power applications.
News from Smiths Interconnect - Times Microwave (21 October 2003)
Cabling withstands robot wars
User application article Highly flexible silicone cabling has proved to be a winning ingredient for Storm II, the latest champion to emerge from the popular BBC series of "Robot wars" TV programmes.
News from Multi-Contact (UK) ( 7 October 2003)
New generation of fibre-optic interconnection
The LuxCis fibre-optic interconnect is a new single- and multi-channel connector solution for harsh environments based on high-density low-cost butt-joint termination.
News from Radiall ( 3 October 2003)
Connectors and cables meet multimedia specs
A new series of High Definition Multimedia Interface connectors and cable assemblies help enable an uncompressed all digital interface between consumer electronics equipment and A/V monitors.
News from Molex UK (28 August 2003)
Cat 6 turns one
Technical background article Paul Kish of NORDX/CDT looks at the latest developments in Category 6 cabling.
News from Belden CDT (28 August 2003)
Global role for Carlson
Robert C (Bob) Carlson Jr has been appointed to the newly created position of Vice President of Global Marketing at Siemon.
News from The Siemon Company (21 August 2003)
Structured cabling comes to Africa
KiTEK has entered into a certified system vendor agreement (CSV) with NORDX/CDT authorising KiTEK to sell and install NORDX/CDT's IBDN certified structured cabling systems.
News from Belden CDT (12 August 2003)
Centenary coincides with expansion
Analysts predict that by 2006 the global structured cabling market will be approaching US $6 billion.
News from The Siemon Company ( 7 August 2003)
Boost to RF cable assembly meets market demand
In response to the growing demand for standard and custom-built cable assemblies, Vitelec Electronics has doubled the capacity of its RF cable assembly facility at Bordon, Hampshire.
News from Emerson Network Power Connectivity - Vitelec (21 July 2003)
Cat 6 patch cords tested for compliance
Much like the weakest link in a chain, a patch cord with poor transmission characteristics can significantly degrade the performance of any cabling system.
News from The Siemon Company (15 July 2003)
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