Technology Articles - Volume 6, Issue 5 - March 2, 2010
 

Switzerland: Land of Giants
Switzerland, a country with just over seven million inhabitants, is home to an exceptional range of connector manufacturers. These manufacturers have established themselves over the past decades as reliable manufacturers of interconnect products, designed for specific markets and applications. They may not appear in the top 10 of the largest global connector manufacturers, but in their field of expertise they are Swiss Giants. more

Consumer Demand Drives Rebound in Telecom/Datacom Market
Consumer demand is driving the need for increased I/O bandwidth density in telecom/datacom infrastructure. Is your company ready to step up and fill the need? more

Developing I/O Systems for Today’s Telecom/Datacom Needs
YouTube, Facebook, MySpace, and Twitter did not even exist five years ago, but these activities are driving an insatiable demand for increased bandwidth. What are today’s connector manufacturers doing to satisfy this need? more

A Resurgence of Growth in Renewable Energy
The supply chain to the international wind power industry has expanded significantly. Only two years after the supply chain was stretched for several key components for this young industry, the wind turbine industry and its suppliers are now able to meet anticipated global demand going into 2013. A large number of new suppliers have entered the market, particularly in China and the U.S., the two fastest growing wind power markets in the world. This turnaround in supply is certain to lead to extreme competition and an increased focus on quality improvement and cost reduction. more

Connector Innovations for Renewable and Alternative Energy Applications
Materials and contact construction play a pivotal role in a connector’s suitability for renewable energy applications, and ultimately impact the proper performance of the overall system. Tellurium, stainless steel, robust contact construction, and touch-proof systems are just a few of the design considerations an engineer must address. more

 

 

 

 

 

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