Products
LFCC lead-free conformal coating is designed for electronics circuitry
processed with Pb-free soldering
products. Is flexible, transparent and fast-drying and is said to work
within an
excellent operating temperature range. Is formulated to offer
excellent adhesion to Pb-free flux residues while maintaining the
high specification required of conformal coatings. Fluoresces under UV
light, for ease of inspection. Generates no highly toxic gases and is
noncorrosive to cadmium and zinc plate. Is
DEF-STAN, MIL and IPC-CC-830 approved and RoHS compliant.
Electrolube www.electrolube.com
Christopher Associates www.christopherweb.com
Electrolube www.electrolube.com
Christopher Associates www.christopherweb.com
Designed as a low cost interconnection between two perpendicular power bus bars, the Power Clip is used in “N+1” rectifier, power supply and switching power supply applications.
High-performance contact provides low-voltage drop and superior amperage carrying capability. Accepts a solid .125” thick nickel- or gold-plated rectangular bus bar tab, eliminating need for a mating connector.
Evaluated to UL1977 and CSA standard C22.2 No. 182.3-M1987, rated for up to 300 amps of continuous service. Is also UL-approved for true hot plug current interruption of 100A at 48V and 200A at 42V using a gold bus bar tab.
Anderson Power Products, andersonpower.com
High-performance contact provides low-voltage drop and superior amperage carrying capability. Accepts a solid .125” thick nickel- or gold-plated rectangular bus bar tab, eliminating need for a mating connector.
Evaluated to UL1977 and CSA standard C22.2 No. 182.3-M1987, rated for up to 300 amps of continuous service. Is also UL-approved for true hot plug current interruption of 100A at 48V and 200A at 42V using a gold bus bar tab.
Anderson Power Products, andersonpower.com
JTAG Technologies, a provider of boundary-scan tools, has announced a graphical software tool that supports the new SCANSTA476 analog voltage monitor from National Semiconductor Corp. STA476 Utility program works with an evaluation board from National Semiconductor to perform and report DC measurements on eight analog/mixed-signal input channels.
Measurement of mixed-signal levels can be a beneficial troubleshooting technique during product development, environmental screening, functional testing and in-field service to verify power supply and reference voltages.
The technique can be used to perform health monitoring and prognostic functions while in operation, via an embedded boundary-scan structure.
The GUI allows selection of any of the eight analog inputs on the evaluation board. Measurements can then be conducted on the selected channel(s) using a preselected controller to initiate the test and access the results over a standard 1149.1 boundary-scan interface.
The utility program is available free-of-charge for customers at the Customer
Service Area of the JTAG Technologies website.
JTAG Technologies, jtag.com
Measurement of mixed-signal levels can be a beneficial troubleshooting technique during product development, environmental screening, functional testing and in-field service to verify power supply and reference voltages.
The technique can be used to perform health monitoring and prognostic functions while in operation, via an embedded boundary-scan structure.
The GUI allows selection of any of the eight analog inputs on the evaluation board. Measurements can then be conducted on the selected channel(s) using a preselected controller to initiate the test and access the results over a standard 1149.1 boundary-scan interface.
The utility program is available free-of-charge for customers at the Customer
Service Area of the JTAG Technologies website.
JTAG Technologies, jtag.com
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