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Tech-Etch has released the “V” Series variable finger snap-on BeCu gaskets for EMI/ RFI shielding. The company claims that by reducing the number of full snap-on fingers on a strip, shielding effectiveness is increased, since there are fewer gaps to close.

Claimed EMI/RFI shielding effectiveness is up to 100db attenuation. Each gasket is reportedly offered in five slot patterns with a snap-on mounting offering secure installation with high durability. The “V” Series is used in bi-directional applications, requires only a low closing force and closes gaps as small as .02”. Item numbers 187V32FXx, 250V37FXx and 282V60FXx are configurable to custom lengths.

www.tech-etch.com
Sunstone's Design For Manufacture (DfM) Add-On for Altium Designer is free and factory-certified. Implements the company's manufacturing capabilities interactively inside Altium Designer. Is said to reduce costs by reducing design errors; reduced time by using existing rule decks instead of user-created versions; and simplify design processes by following a factory-certified rule deck.

Sunstone Circuits, www.sunstone.com/pcb-resources/downloads.aspx.

OptoTherm introduces the latest version of its EL Thermal Imaging System, which includes a new camera featuring a 320x240 detector array and claimed sensitivity greater than 0.05ËšC, as well as a 16 bit digital camera interface. The camera reportedly displays images at a rate of 30 frames/second with pixel resolution of 70 microns.

The company claims that the system can be used to locate shorts, stressed components and other defects, and can analyze the thermal behavior of individual components. The system includes all necessary mounting hardware, Thermalyze image analysis software, camera stand, and an I/O relay module.

OptoTherm, www.optotherm.com


C&K Components has developed a family of right-angle pushbutton-type switches. Designated the ELUM Series, the switches are available with or without LED illumination, and feature three different snap-on cap covers. The pushbutton switches will reportedly eliminate the need for a separate LED and light pipe on a PCB.

"The compact design of the ELUM switches… saves space on the PC board, enabling product miniaturization and greater on-board functionality, said David Webber, company products manager.

The company states that the switches feature a 6mm profile, are available in both through-hole and surface mount configurations, and have self-cleaning contacts. Product ratings range from 0.01mA to 250mA and 20mV to 50VDC, with claimed RoHS-compliance, are compatible with high-speed reflow soldering processes, and have a 30,000 cycle life expectancy.

www.ck-components.com
The Model 930 oven features an electrically heated, 500°F inert atmosphere used for liquid flow solder masking in a nitrogen atmosphere. Workspace dimensions measure 38" W x 38" D x 38" H. 30 kW heaters are installed in Incoloy-sheathed tubular heating elements; a 1500 CFM, 1-1/2 HP recirculating blower provides horizontal airflow. Features 4" insulated walls, aluminized steel exterior, Type 430 stainless steel interior and an automatic door switch. Includes a pressure regulator, flow meter, pressure gauge, inner oven walls closing directly against a 1/2" thick silicone rubber door seal, air jacket on the inner oven, blower shaft seal, positive latching door hardware, adjustable offset door hinges, outlet with pressure relief, and interior seams welded gas-tight. Oven wall penetrations are equipped with compression fittings.

www.grievecorp.com

Synplicity Inc. has released new product capabilities for its Confirma ASIC/ASSP Verification Platform.

Confirma is an integrated prototyping package combining hardware and software tools designed to help customers overcome ASIC verification challenges. The Confirma Platform includes the company’s Certify tool, and the Identify Pro TotalRecall software, which reportedly provides full visibility into a design under test. The product also includes the company’s High-performance ASIC Prototyping System (HAPS), for prototyping PCBs.

According to Andy Haines, Synplicity marketing VP, “Nearly all of today’s ASICs are being prototyped…by stitching together hardware and software from different vendors. Going forward, we will continue to offer a comprehensive, integration solution through our Confirma Platform”

www.synplicity.com

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