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Only Connect: On D-Type connectors (Electro-ramblings)
Back in 1952 when Cannon first introduced the D-Series connector to the market they could not have imagined that they are still being used as the connector of choice for many interconnect application.
The Embedded Blog: £20k audio power cable introduced - E & T Magazine
The Embedded Blog Hardware and Software News for the embedded electronics industry in Europe from Nick Flaherty Tuesday, November 22, 2011 £20k audio power cable introduced - E & T Magazine An audio power cable costing over £20,000 has been described as "the most advanced cable technology ever
Supplying the Offshore Wind Turbine Industry | CleanTechies Blog - CleanTechies.com
The offshore wind energy industry is set for a boom over the next ten to twenty years. The UK’s round 3 of offshore development saw the crown estate award
element14: Black Box Network Services: Cheap cable is no bargain!
It's estimated that up to 20% of the cable for sale is now unsafe, unapproved, or counterfeit.
Consumer Electronics Manufacturers and the Fight for the Digital Living Room -- Seeking Alpha
<strong><a href='http://www.shellypalmer.com'>Shelly Palmer</a>submits:</strong><p>I was moderating a Socratic discussion entitled, Digital 101: The Evolving Living Room at the recent Digital Sports Summit and I wanted to stir things up a bit, so I decided to ask my panel the wrong
DistiBlog - the EPN Distribution Blog: RS Extends Hellermann Tyton Pact
RS Components has extended its strategic partnership agreement with HellermannTyton, a leading cable management specialist. Under the new contract, the two companies will strengthen their collaboration in terms of product...
PC's Solar Photovoltaics Blog: Hitachi Cable announces new production equipment for NoWarp PV wire
TOKYO, JAPAN: In response to growing demand for the NoWarp photovoltaic wire (solder-plated rectangular wire) used in solar cell module conductors, Hitachi Cable Ltd will introduce new production equipment at Hitachi Cable (Johor) Sdn. Bhd. of Malaysia, a new production facility to take its place
Analog Diablog™: High-Speed, Current-Feedback Amplifier Drives and Equalizes up to 100-m VGA Cables
<span style="font-family:arial;">In classrooms, lecture halls, and conference rooms, PCs transmit RGB video signals to projectors through VGA cables. The cable length depends on the room size and ceiling height, but most cables are shorter than 100 m. This article shows how the ADA4858-3 triple
Extremist’s View of Why MIDs will Inherit the Earth (Part 2) | Pat Moorhead
This is Part 2 in an eight part series where I look at emerging technology and predict whether or not MIDs will displace netbooks and notebooks in the
EVDO Blog by EVDOinfo.com: Does your 3G/EVDO modem have an antenna jack?
Got Jack? ... antenna jack, that is. Like the one we've got an 'adapter cable' stuck into on the side of a new Sprint 598U, below:<br /><br /><a onblur="try {parent.deselectBloggerImageGracefully();} catch(e) {}" href="http://www.evdoinfo.com/images/stories/598U_adapter_cable.jpg"><img
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