Technology Articles - Volume 5, Issue 12 - June 16, 2009
 

Tough Time to be an Independent Innovator
The connector industry depends on the continuous development of innovative products, but independent inventors find it increasingly difficult to successfully bring their bright ideas to the marketplace. more

RF Responds to Many Market Needs
RF/microwave connector manufacturers have responded to market needs with several new products. Composite products have helped by bringing down costs for the OEM, both for product and shipping. more

Sun Power to the Rescue
Larger plants and new technology are making solar power a glowing reality for future energy needs. Connector manufacturers are providing new products to meet the needs of this bright industry. more

Catch Some Rays
Connecting control and monitoring systems in the modern solar network
There are many types of devices and connection points in a modern Ethernet control system. Any one of these connections can represent a point of failure on the network. The good news for engineers is the availability of a range of technology options that provide engineers and system integrators with the flexibility and technology to keep even the most demanding industrial networks stable and responsive. more

Array Connector Corporation: Quality, Speed, Competitive Pricing
Quality is Array’s highest priority. Unlike many competitors, Array manufactures in a single location, which allows every process, every detail, and every stage of manufacturing to be monitored to ensure the highest standards are upheld. more

The U.S. Census Bureau’s Role in the Electronics Industry
While the U.S. census information doesn’t provide us with up-to-the-minute industry information, it does provide us with helpful market history to assist in planning for the future. more

 

 

 

 

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