June/July 2010 Issue Highlights

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• Passive Thermal Technology: Small Solutions for Big Challenges
  
• EMC Solutions for Enclosures and Racks
• Power Supplies Evolve to Meet Military Needs
• Standard, Modified, Configured or Custom Enclosures – It’s Your Choice
• New Products and Services
  
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Every year Electronics Protection Magazine produces its annual Resource Guide. Inside this PDF you'll find contacts to companies providing solutions to the enclosure, thermal protection, contamination, equipment components, environmental protection, materials, noise protection, hardware, shock/vibration protection, shielding, power protection, testing and custom enclosure services market.

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Standard, Modified, Configured or Custom Enclosures – It’s Your Choice
For the majority of low to medium volume applications, specifying a standard enclosure is by far the most logical decision for the project engineer. There are numerous manufacturers from which to choose, and the variety of sizes, designs and styles is enormous. Long established general standards applicable to many uses, particularly the 19 inch width and “U” height, and the more specific requirements incorporated in various open bus structure specifications such as cPCI, mean that many of the size variables are removed from the decision making process.

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Desk Stations for Ergonomic Handheld Enclosures
OKW has added a range of desk stations to the Smart-Case series of handheld enclosures. Handheld electronics often require frequent battery charging and connection to a PC or machine for data transfer. OKW has provided a solution for this by developing specific desk/charging stations for the Smart-Case enclosures, which fit the cases exactly, and have a common design theme.

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Meggitt Sensing Systems Introduces the Endevco Model 7268C Miniature Triaxial Shock Accelerometer
Meggitt Sensing Systems has announced the global market introduction of the Endevco model 7268C, a miniature triaxial piezoresistive accelerometer designed for high-reliability measurement of short duration shock across three axes and in three orthogonal directions.

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