Telecoms will benefit from the relay race

Article Abstract:

Japan's Matsushita Automation Controls has developed a miniature relay board that can double the number of lines of a standard line card, enabling greater functionality. The AGN relay consumes just 140m W and is available in through-hole mounting and SMD configurations. Matsushita plans to introduce a new version of the AGN relay in early-1999 which will be much flatter than conventional designs.

Product introduction, Electronics industry, Electric relays, Relays, Matsushita Automation Controls

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PP to PP is a piece of cake

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Researchers at Leeds University, England, have found a method of making strong joins in polypropylene by use of an adhesive. New ways of joining different metals, such as steel and aluminium, using magnetic pulse welding, are being developed by Israeli company Pulsar.

Research, Product development, Testing, Cover Story, Welding research, Polypropylene, University of Leeds, Pulsar

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Heath Robinson: eat your heart out

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A description is presented concerning the design and construction of environmentally friendly machinery. The use of complex and inefficient machines to perform tasks which could be carried out by simpler methods is discussed.

Machinery, Environmental aspects, Industry, Industries

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