Signal Integrity Products: Interconnection World

Pen-style optical connector cleaner (Jun 17, 2010)

NTT-AT announced the immediate availability of its pen-style NEOCLEAN-E optical connector cleaner, designed to clean the end-faces of in-adaptor ferrules.

Molex releases multi-drop sealed connector, cable system (Jun 4, 2010)

The system can be customized to meet most any requirements for internal and external data/signal and power applications.

Wireless interconnect improves signal transmission, reception in handheld devices (May 25, 2010)

ITT Interconnect Solutions has developed a connector designed to improve signal transmission and reception in wireless handheld devices.

AFL adds Noyes OFL250-50 as replacement for OFL200 fault locating OTDR (Mar 23, 2010)

For troubleshooting dark, singlemode fibers in local area, metro area, and FTTx networks, the OFL250-50 OTDR locates cable cuts, open or high-loss splices, fiber bends, and high-loss/high reflectance connections.

Samtec Edge Card sockets feature signal integrity-optimized contacts for high speed apps (Feb 19, 2010)

Samtec's Edge Card Sockets with are intended for high-speed micro board-to-board and micro backplane applications.

Black Box intros tools to identify faults and leaks in fiber-optic cable (Feb 11, 2010)

The company has introduced a pair of fault locators designed to help network installers isolate light leaks or breaks in fiber-optic cable.

AFL Telecommunications intros three Noyes M700 OTDR models (Jan 21, 2010)

AFL Telecommunications has introduced three new Noyes M700 models, including a Long-Range Quad OTDR being launched at the BICSI Winter Conference in Orlando this week.

Fine-pitch probes enable accurate testing (Dec 7, 2009)

The Helix brand made by AlphaTest Corporation is available in diameters as small as 8 mils.

Precision Hermetic adds glass-to-metal sealed interconnect (Jul 27, 2009)
July 27, 2009--Precision Hermetic Technology's PHT Microtite series of titanium interconnects feature glass-to-metal hermetic seal reliability suited for accelerometer applications. The connector is smaller than typical industry-standard mini-type versions, and is less expensive than ceramic sealed types.

Omnetics' multi-contact nano connectors obtain digital transmission rates over 2 Gbit/sec (Jul 13, 2009)
July 13, 2009 -- Omnetics has developed a capability of terminating multiple lines of ultra-fine coaxial cable in nano-miniature electrical connectors. The proprietary process of terminating signals and grounds on separate contact pairs in the company's new 38 AWG coax cable on .025" pitch connectors allows for extreme miniaturization of multi-contact high speed interfaces.

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