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  • The Basics of Quick Disconnects
    Quick disconnect fittings (abbreviated as "QDCs" or "QDs") are used to provide fast and easy connection and disconnection of fluid lines. These fittings are also known as quick connects or quick release couplings. Typically quick disconnect fittings are operated by hand. They often are used
  • A Quick Guide to Common Fiber Optic Connectors
    Connectors are supporting the processing of more data -- at faster speeds and in smaller footprints -- than ever before. Traditional approaches can 't keep up with this demand, which is why design engineers are turning to fiber optics as a solution. With the increased use of fiber optic
  • How To Connect An Actuator
    Step-by-step instructions on how to quickly and easily connect a linear actuator.
  • A guide to the selection of quick clamping systems for plastic injection moulds
    Fast and simple mould changing is vital to the efficient operation of many injection moulding installations. After operators have reduced mould changeover times by, for example, using quick release mould connectors, installing multi coupling plates and automatic mould transfer mechanisms
  • How to Connect a Cellular Modem to Your Accsense Pod
    Accsense monitoring systems connect to the Internet to monitor several physical values such as temperature and humidity, and also provide phone and email alarming features. CAS DataLoggers provides this quick 3-step guide showing how to connect a cellular modem when you don't have Ethernet access
  • Protecting Against Surges: Circuitry for DIN Valve Connectors
    an incredibly vital role: supplying power (and sometimes signal transmission) to end devices such as solenoid valves, transducers, cylinders, and pressure switches. The primary benefit for a DIN valve connector over a traditional hard-wired device is quick installation and ease of maintenance.
  • Five Key Benefits of Genderless Aseptic Connectors
    Whether you have an upstream or downstream process, sterility assurance is critical. Genderless connectors, commonly used in single-use systems, allow bioprocessing manufacturers to make aseptic connections quickly and easily between single-use bag systems, tube sets and/or stainless process
  • Connecting to Our Cars: Molex Case Study
    Learn how one company is helping automakers connect people with their cars, using Radient colorimeters to support the development of illuminated USB connectivity modules. With the ProMetric (R) I Imaging Colorimeter, Molex can captures all required data points on illuminated components at once
  • Application Note: Autocouple Devices
    Coming up with ways to quickly connect products to test instruments and still maintain leak-tight seals is a common challenge facing test engineers.
  • HLC (R) Connector Studies -Optical Return Loss & Multiple Mates
    to drop off very quickly after a connector is plugged in repeatedly.
  • A Quick Overview of the DeviceNet Communications Network.
    DeviceNet is a low cost communications network that connects to various industrial devices such as limit switches, proximity switches, photoelectric sensors, valve manifolds, motor starters, process sensors, bar code readers, AC and DC drives, servo controllers, panel displays, operator interfaces
  • Connectors Tough Enough for OSP
    When designing a next generation fiber network, ever service provider (SP) wants to build an extremely flexible and reliable infrastructure - and to do so as quickly as possible and at the lowest possible cost. To achieve all these objectives, carriers around the world increasingly rely
  • Improve The Cooling Performance Of Your Molds
    with a pair of ultra-precision, immersion-style RTDs and a hand-held, dual-channel reader is a good method. The sensors can be mounted in a pair of tees with quick-connect fittings on the other ports.
  • It's Solder Time for Switches
    Most switches require soldering. If they are PCB mount that is the only real option for assemblies. For wire harnesses there is the screw lug, the quick connect blade, and then there is the solder lug. They each have their pros and cons and what is ultimately best for a given application is up