Same Sky
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Same Sky (formerly CUI Devices) is an electronic components manufacturer dedicated to nurturing the spirit of innovation with a heavy dose of humanity - caring more than is expected, embracing evolution, taking a holistic approach, and having fun along away. Tracing our roots back to 1989 just outside of Portland, Oregon, we have continually evolved over the years to help our customers find the freedom to do amazing things and change the world with their designs. We specialise in an ever-expanding range of product technologies, including audio, interconnect, motion, relay, sensor, switch, and thermal management solutions.
Same Sky Articles
M8 connector models added to CUI devices’ circular connectors line
CUI Devices’ Interconnect Group has announced the addition of M8 connector types to its line of circular connectors.
Understanding audio frequency range in audio design
Audio frequency range is an important aspect of audio design where the balance between cost, size, and quality is always at play.
The ultimate guide to terminal block selection
Terminal blocks are used in a wide array of applications requiring semi-permanent wire connections that can be easily swapped out for inspection or repair in the field.
USB4 40Gbps models added to CUI devices’ USB type C connectors line
CUI Devices’ Interconnect Group has announced the expansion of its USB connectors line with the introduction of USB Type C models conforming to the USB4 40 Gbps standard.
CUI Devices expands its ultrasonic sensors product
CUI Devices’ Sensors Group has announced the expansion of its ultrasonic sensors product line with a range of ultrasonic transceiver models.
IP67 Models Added to CUI Devices’ Tactile Switches Line
CUI Devices’ Switches Group has announced the addition of IP67 rated models to its line of tactile switches.
Incremental encoder series addresses silicon related lead time constraints
CUI Devices’ Motion Group has announced the introduction of a series to its AMT incremental encoder family.
CUI devices launches circular connectors product line
CUI Devices’ Interconnect Group have announced the addition of circular connectors to its connectors product portfolio. Available in M12 connector types, CUI Devices’ CDM12 family offers a range of male or female versions with contact position options of 3, 4, 5, 8, and 12 pins.
CUI Devices introduces pressure sensors line to portfolio
CUI Devices’ Sensors Group has announced the addition of pressure sensors to its product portfolio.
Fan bearing types – weighing the pros and cons
Fans are one of the most recognised and utilised components for thermal management, having proven to be both efficient and cost-effective at removing excess heat from a system. At the heart of all fans is the fan bearing, which most hold up to thousands of rotations per minute and reliably operate for the full lifetime of the application. This video takes a closer look at the advantages and disadvantages of the two most common bearing designs, th...
How to select a heat sink
HDMI connectors line to connectors portfolio
CUI Devices’ Interconnect Group today announced the addition of HDMI connectors to its connectors product portfolio.
CUI Devices introduces micro buzzer
CUI Devices’ Audio Group has announced the introduction of a 3.2mm x 3.2mm magnetic transducer buzzer, making it among the smallest micro buzzers in the industry.
Reliability Considerations for Peltier Modules
Peltier modules, also known as thermoelectric coolers (TEC) or thermoelectric modules (TEM), are solid state devices which transfer heat when electrical power is applied. This blog post will provide an overview of Peltier module construction followed by a summary of common failure mechanisms and ways to improve TEC reliability.
How to select a Peltier module
What is a Peltier module and how do you select the right one for your application? As a quick overview, a Peltier module is a semiconductor device that, once a current passes through it, it actively transfers heat from one side of the module to another.
Comparing MEMS and Electret Condenser Microphones (ECM)
MEMS microphones and Electret Condenser Microphones (ECMs) are the two most common technologies used for voice capture and audio recording.
Absolute vs. Incremental Encoders - what’s the difference?
When you need to measure the speed, direction of motion, or position of a rotating shaft, you will likely require a rotary encoder.
Power-only USB Type C receptacle goes vertical
CUI Devices’ Interconnect Group has announced the continued expansion of their power-only USB Type C receptacle line with the introduction of a vertically-oriented model. The UJC-VP-3-SMT-TR joins the existing 60W UJC-HP-3-SMT-TR and 100W UJC-HP-G-SMT-TR , which both feature horizontal, surface mount packages.
Incremental encoder supports extended resolution options
CUI Devices’ Motion Group has announced the introduction of a new model to its AMT incremental encoder family. Based on the existing AMT10 series package, the new AMT10E series offers 13 new resolutions not possible in the standard version, including the common 1250 PPR, 2500 PPR, and 5120 PPR resolutions.
eBook offers a complete guide to thermal management
CUI Devices’ Thermal Management Group has announced the release of a free, comprehensive ebook on the topic of thermal management. As an almost inescapable factor in electronic design, managing heat is often an afterthought during the design phase.