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Cliff Electronics have increased their range of optical connectors, cables and accessories suitable for many applications from high quality audio and broadcast systems, AV installations, automation, instrumentation, data and IT connectivity, medical equipment, instrumentation, industrial control, data acquisition and other high bandwidth signal connections.

Cliff Electronicshas announced the addition of a BNC(bayonet nut coupling)connector version to their popular SLIMS FeedThrough Connector range. Widely used for RF, Test and Measurement equipment and security systems, the BNCversion is available in both 50Ω and 75Ω impedances.

Cliff Electronics, in design, development and manufacture of connectivity solutions, manufacture PCB mount 4mm shrouded sockets which can mate with both safety shrouded and unshrouded plugs.

Researchers from Georgia State University have developed a new type of artificial vision device that uses a vertical stacking architecture to allow for greater depth of colour recognition and scalability at the micro-level.

New Cat5e RJ45 Feedthrough Connector andPlug Carrier from Cliff Electronics has protection to IP65 for rugged applications

Cliff Electronics has added a new Cat5e RJ45 Feedthrough Connector to its FT range which all fit into an industry standard XLR connector 24mm diameter panel cut out.

Set amongst the picturesque coastline of Torquay, South Devon, the Royal Terrace Gardens are a popular tourist attraction frequented by locals and visitors alike. Multi-award-winning lighting design practice Michael Grubb Studio was commissioned by Torbay Council to develop ‘Lightplay’ - a new, permanent, lit interactive route along the seafront.

Cliff Electronicsdevelop and manufacture connectivity solutions and offer a wide range of 2-pole/mono 3.5mm female jack sockets in a number of colour choices for ease of identification on control panels.

Wireless connectivity has quickly moved from being a high-end option for electronics to a requirement for entire classes of product. Though sometimes it is possible to use wired networks for connections to other systems on a network, wireless connectivity is now regarded as being the primary mechanism for linking sensors to industrial control systems, and through gateways, to the internet, writes Cliff Ortmeyer, Global Head of Technical Marketing...

Farnell and fluke investigates the rugged, safe and easy to use handheld equipment.