Newark has increased its range of products and online technical
resources to help design engineers to develop energy efficient
products.
2,500 new products have been added to the distributor's energy
efficiency product line from manufacturers such as Texas Instruments,
Maxim, International Rectifier and Analog Devices. The additions
include power management components and modules, microcontrollers,
switching devices and thermal management products, low power solid
state illumination products and circuit protection components.
Designers will find detailed technical information on components in an
online guide entitled, "Energy Solutions for Electronic Designers" at
www.newark.com/energy. The website also offers an interactive
catalog for easy browsing and buying.
"Energy efficiency is a key element of sustainable product design,"
comments Paul Buckley, Senior VP Product and Supplier Management,
Newark. "Our in-depth focus on energy this quarter makes it easier for
design engineers to incorporate maximum efficiency into their designs
by providing them with both the latest technology products and critical
information."
Northfield Precision
Instruments announces the introduction of the Model 450 precision chuck.
The Model 450 precision air chuck for drill grinding has jaws made of air hardening tool steel 58-63
Rockwell "C" with brazed carbide inserts. The chuck grips 1/8 inch
shank carbide micro drills designed for circuit board drilling, RTW grinds
flutes to diameters down to .002 inches. Drills stack 3 boards at 3 holes per
second at 100,000 rpm; T.I.R. = 1/10,000.
The company designs and manufactures precision pneumatic air and diaphragm chucks for any
lathe, boring machine, grinder or VMC. Models include through-hole, high-speed and
quick-change chucks. Available in SAE or metric, in chuck sizes from 3"
(76mm) to 18" (457mm) with accuracy of 0.001" to 0.00001" (0.254m).
Custom workholding chucks and jaws are available, and free engineering and
technical assistance is offered.