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Marquardt 1841 - above standard classics
Pleasant actuation characteristics and reliable features of series 1840 make it attractive for all applications where you require control by a push.
High-temperature versions of MEC switches now for the price of standard versions.
No need to consider temperature resistance of Multimec 3 and Unimec switches anymore.
Record from SOS webinar - Get your devices on web within few minutes
Webinar Wiznet was about hot to administrate devices trough a web server. Did you miss our webinar? Watch the video - record...
With MCP73831 you´ll charge lithium cells easily and safely
And it can be added that also simply and cheaply. Microchip MCP73831 is „all-in-one" solution for charging a single Li-ion/Li-Po cell.
SD or microSD? Mainly, let it be SSD.
Industrial memory cards Apacer comprise hide in themselves much more than usual cards.
Leave an excess heat to Fischer heatsinks
Precise heatsinks from the production of Fischer Elektronik will take care for your devices to stay "cool".
IQRF module TR72D communicates at up to 600m distance
Higher RF power, GMSK modulation and extra low power consumption make a new communication module interesting even for rough conditions.
They act only ones - right then, when it´s really necessary...
With thermal fuses you´ll make a big step towards a higher safety of your device.
Wago LED terminal blocks are ready for small and also big applications
Thin LED strip but also a powerful LED application sourced directly from 230V mains line are no problem for Wago series 2059, 2060 and 2061 terminal blocks.
Do you also use industrial Ethernet?
Industrial Ethernet is becoming a standard for industrial production.
Does a universal signal relay exist?
To tell the truth, probably no, but we have for you a few hints for relays which are very close to an ideal.
CRYDOM - solid state relays from specialists
TSilent operation, immunity against mechanical shocks and magnetic field and other factors make a solid state relay the best choice for many applications.
