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RS Components today announced a major program to support medical design. It has not only added more than 500 new products to its already substantial portfolio, but also unveiled a dedicated area on its website and embarked on a focussed promotional campaign.

Kontron today announced that the second generation of the Kontron AMC Packet Processor module AM4211 for MicroTCA platforms is now available with the Cavium (NASDAQ: CAVM) 10-core OCTEON II cn6645 series.

Mouser Electronics, Inc., known for its rapid introduction of the newest products, today announced it has more than doubled its stock of Hirose Electric’s interconnect products, including exciting new FFC / FPC connectors, waterproof circular connectors, and I/O connectors.

This module, provided by Digi-Key and Hirose, will provide an in-depth explanation of the DF57 series features and benefits.

Telegesis, the manufacturer of ZigBee modules utilising technology from Ember Corp, has released the ETRX3 3rd generation of advanced ZigBee modules from the UK ZigBee specialist and the first module on the market to feature the latest ARM Cortex M-3 based EM357 SOC from Ember.

Now available at MSC Vertriebs GmbH: the DF59 multifunctional connector of Hirose, which is applicable for wire to board power supply connections and board to board ‘bridge’ connections. In addition a shortening plug version is available. Only one type of receptacle is needed, irrespective of whether the cable plug or board mount plug is used, allowing a reduction in the number of components needed.

Anglia has set up a dedicated displays division to provide enhanced technical support to its customers, particularly with respect to the integration of display systems. Many of today’s colour displays need external controllers, inverters and drivers, in addition to requiring specialist connectors and cables. Anglia’s displays division, headed by Jackie Kingston, aims to help customers by recommending and supplying suitable combinations of dev...

Anglia has signed a UK and Ireland distribution agreement with Japanese connector manufacturer Hirose. Hirose manufactures a wide range of connectors for applications that include automotive, digital cameras and digital video cameras, mobile phones and PDAs, notebook PCs, DVD recorders, plasma display panels, as well as a range of RF and microwave components.

Many wireless PC board RF modules use Hirose U.FL or I-PEX MHF miniature connectors. Jumper cables are used to connect the PC board to the device housing or case. RF Connectors, a division of RF Industries, offers the MHF series coax cable jumper.

SchmartBoard, a company that makes prototyping electronic circuits easier, has announced a new family of boards for prototyping with SMT (Surface Mount Technology) connectors.