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Microwave and Millimeter Wave Radiometry

A microwave radiometric sensor is a device for the detection of electromagnetic energy which is noise-like in character. The spatial as well as spectral characteristics of observed energy sources determine the performance requirements imposed on the functional subsystems of the sensor. These subsystems include an antenna, receiver, and output indicator. Natural or non-man-made sources or radiation may be either spatially discrete or extended.

Mars Rover

Giant Leap Towards Mars

Of five companies who responded to NASA’s call for submissions, Smiths Interconnect quickly pulled ahead of the rest thanks to its ruggedised D-sub miniature connectors, designed to withstand the high vibration and extreme temperature fluctuations faced in space.

How to choose the right IMA partner

As Size, Weight, and Performance (SWaP) issues drive more and more of today’s platform design decisions, supply chain managers and engineering directors alike must see further into the future on the issues that will determine ultimate success.

L & N Series Connectors

L & N Series Connectors in Automotive Test Applications

For decades, manufacturers of test equipment and test fixtures have relied on Smiths Interconnect’s modular L and N series connectors to provide reliability and ensure that their equipment performs as anticipated Therefore, as automotive test equipment continues to meet the expectations of today’s increasingly complex vehicle systems.

Autoclavable D Series White Paper

MRI systems, intravascular ultrasounds, defibrillators, infusion pumps, and laboratory equipment. Versions of the D series are available in either polycarbonate (Lexan™)* or polyetherimide (Ultem™)*. The higher temperature Ultem plastic exceeds the temperature range of typical autoclave systems, therefore allowing for autoclave sterilization of the connectors.