Electronicstalk news headlines: Sunday 7 May to Saturday 13 May 2000

Compact bench power supply provides 175W

The EX355, new from TTi (Thurlby Thandar Instruments), is a single-output laboratory DC power supply providing an output from 0 to 35V at 0 to 5A.

News from TTi (Thurlby Thandar Instruments) (12 May 2000)

Laser printing system for low-cost labelling

A new low-cost labelling system based on A4 polyester sheets that can be printed on a standard laser printer has been introduced by Mega Electronics.

News from Mega Electronics (12 May 2000)

Quick-release range of 22mm pushbutton switches

Omron launches new 22mm pushbuttons New from Omron is the easy-connection / quick-release A22 range of 22mm pushbutton switches.

News from Omron Electronics (12 May 2000)

Low cost 3.5in Embedded 386SX Board

Impulse Corporation announces a new distributorship with ICOP Technology of Taiwan.

News from Impulse (11 May 2000)

SM DC/DC convertors win wireless design award

Lambda's SM series of surface-mountable DC/DC convertors has won one of the top accolades at this year's Wireless Design and Development's awards breakfast, recently held in San Jose, California. Brochure Available

News from Lambda ( 9 May 2000)

Band clamp system a first for EMC backshells

New EMC circular backshells use a re-workable band clamp device that has only been used in general engineering and not for screen termination of high quality, professional electronic components.

News from KEC ( 8 May 2000)

Dual port fibre channel GBIC

Fibre channel and SCSI specialist Selectronix has released what is claimed to be the world's first dual-port fibre optic Gigabit Interface Converter (GBIC).

News from Selectronix ( 8 May 2000)

SFF optical transceivers socket for fibre channel

New SFF optical transceivers socket is industry first for fibre channel and Gigabit Ethernet protocols.

News from Selectronix ( 8 May 2000)

New design GBIC guide rails offer low EMI

New guide rails for Gigabit Interface convertors (GBICs) that set new industry standards are now available in the UK from the fibre channel specialist, Selectronix.