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Honeywell’s MICRO SWITCH unsealed miniature basic switch family has a new addition, which is in stock at distributor Digi-Key Electronics.

When it comes to switching solutions, contemporary automotive application design resorts more and more to PCB mounted products. The primacy of miniaturisation and efficiency without compromises in terms of reliability and performance render THT or PiP mounted relays a perfect solution for multiple high current loads.

knitter-switch has extended its product range of pushbutton switches. The new MPD 16 Series are simple but robust panel pushbuttons with IP 67 rating and flying leads. It can be used for industrial remote control or for agricultural, communal or construction vehicles.

A complete range of its FN3280H 4-Line EMC filter series featuring higher insulation resistances has been released by Schaffner.

C&K has launched an IP67-rated anti-vandal pushbutton switch with a short-body. Designed for spaced-constrained applications, the ATPS19 Series pushbutton switch offers a nearly 40% reduction on the body length as compared to the standard ATP19 version.

A new high-power relay PXI module that provides what is claimed to be the industry’s highest switching capacity in the smallest footprint for a solution based on electromechanical relays has been unveiled by Pickering Interfaces.

The PI3WVR628 3-lane 2:1 switch from Diodes Incorporated measures just 1.7mm x 2.4mm x 0.5mm.

Picker Components’ PC375L16 Low Profile Latching PCB Power Relay is in stock at distributor New Yorker Electronics.

Whether you refer to it as the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) or simply as industrial networking, there is no doubt that connected field systems are becoming increasingly valuable across industries. One of the main components underpinning this connectivity is the Ethernet switch. Once exclusively used in IT environments, these switches now find themselves commonly used in harsh rail, marine, industrial and military environments. Here, Marti...

Piezoelectric switches are particularly tough. They are hermetically sealed and have no mechanical switching contacts. The production site of the SCHURTER PSE EX has just been re-certified according to ATEX/IECEx. The switches of the SCHURTER PSE EX family feature aluminium or stainless-steel housings.