- Fit standard MIL-DTL-38999, d-sub and ARINC connector cavities
- Meet or exceed the applicable requirements of the military specification of MIL-C-39029/90 & /91
- Suitable for high speed video applications, 50, 75 & 95 ohm impedances
- Upgrade coax harnesses to triax capability
- Small size for high density packaging
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MDHC Series
Low VSWR up to 40 GHz (typ). These connectors have a constant 50 ohm airline impedance interface
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New Rotatable Backshell Design for M12 Connectors
Smiths Interconnect introduces a rotatable backshell design for its M12 angled cable plugs offering customer configurable cable outlet directions, adjustable in 12 steps of 30° to a maximum angle of 330°.
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Connectors for digital mining operating in arduous environmental conditions and for extreme applications
The mine of the future is being built on connectivity of data and automation. The benefits of Industry 4.0 through digitalization of data from connected assets in the mining industry is profound. To enable near-real time decision, a digital mine needs to bring together data from across its assets distributed within its value chain. If done correctly, it rewards the industry with increasing uptime of critical assets, reducing costs and operational risks.
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How connectivity can play a key role in rail braking systems
Train deceleration is a key function that implies passengers’ safety, environment and property protection and nothing can be left to chance or neglected when it is the moment to select the right parts that have to compose the brake system. With this in mind, the design engineers have to pay attention to reduce the overall maintenance costs as well to provide a dependable and market aligned solution.
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High five for new HBB circular connectors
Smiths Interconnect’s new HBB five-pole connector packs flexibility, reliability and safety as well as power into one easy-to-use connector for demanding applications. We’ve built an international reputation on our ability to anticipate customers’ future needs and innovate to meet them. In the defense sector, we’ve been exploring the potential of the energy revolution for combat vehicles, both on the ground and in the air.