- Use of standard VME bus architecture cages for high speed fibre channel connection.
- Bandwidth: Up to 3 Gigahertz
- P1 and P3 Mounting dimensions
- Board to board high speed data transfer
- Matched Impedance Differential Pair Twinax & Quadrax
- Data sampling rates exceeding 2 Gbits/second
- 21 position true differential pair blind mate contacts
- 150 and 100 Ohm matched impedance
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Rugged D-Sub with Twinax/Quadrax contacts
Split pair quadrax is the next generation contact that provides robust high-speed performance compatible with existing qualified rugged D-Sub connectors.
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Fibre Channel D-Sub
Utilizing a multi-finger ground spring fixed around the shell to provide a multi-point contact engagement that affords superior EMI shielding.
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Micro Quadrax/Twinax
Feature matched impedance miniaturized connectors that provide the user with controlled impedance and tightly spaced PCB footprint spacing.
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New K-band waveguide components for Space applications
Highly compact and ruggedized, Smiths Interconnect’s K-band waveguide components are rigorously qualified for spacecraft use in the company’s state-of-the-art test and qualification laboratory in Dundee, Scotland.
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Smiths Interconnect awards top distributors for 2022
The distribution award initiative recognizes and celebrates the business partners whose efforts have contributed to advancing Smiths Interconnect’s business respectively in the Americas, EMEA and Asia. Winners were selected as best performing distributors in terms of sales growth compared to the previous year.
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Hurrah for World Space Week!
The World Space Week aims to celebrate the science and technology that contributed to the betterment of humanity and its impressive achievements. Take a look at Smiths Interconnect's achievements through the years.
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The Internet of Space and radiation resistant transceivers
The explosion of worldwide communications over the past 25 years has led to the pervasive use of mobile and land communications equipment with an abundance of platforms, applications, and devices all driving the growth of many of the largest businesses in the world. There is no doubt that this trend will continue through the Internet of Things (IoT), and the arrival of the 5G technology along with improvements to the underlying network infrastructure. However, the next, ‘Small Step’ for man in terms of ubiquitous communications will be the ‘Giant Leap’ into the Internet of Space.