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Neoconix Inc. announces the release and immediate availability of its IP67 rated USB3.2 Type-C FPC Bridge solution with integrated X-Beam™ connector. Developed for mobile devices to allow design flexibility for the USB3.2 Type-C receptable location or the termination point to the main board. The product provides a fully tested assembly encompassing a water-resistant IP67 rated, low-profile USB3.2 Type-C receptacle mounted on a high speed FPC (Flexible Printed Circuit) and a 48 position X-Beam ultra low-profile connector for FPC-to-Board […]

Neoconix Inc. announces the release and immediate availability of its high-speed Y-Beam™ interconnect technology. The Y-Beam technology was developed specifically for ultra-high-speed applications running at 28Gbps, 56Gbps, and beyond, and can be implemented with NRZ or PAM-4 signaling. The Y-Beam products have a mated thickness of only 0.40mm, resulting in an extremely short signal […]

Neoconix Inc. has fully released a PCBeam™ 54 Position Connector to reliably connect Texas Instrument’s new DLP230GP (S246 DMD) Chipset to the mating PC Board. This DMD supports the cost driven qHD market requiring a very small form factor coupled with low power consumption. The connector size reduction in overall area makes this a reality, the S246 PCBeam 54 position Connector is 25% smaller vs. the S312 connector […]

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Neoconix Inc. has fully released a PCBeam™ 92 Position Connector to reliably interconnect Texas Instrument’s new DLP3310 (S315 DMD Chipset) and a mating PC Board or Flexible Printed Circuit. This DMD is almost 50% smaller than the DLP4410/S312, thereby requiring a similar connector miniaturization. Neoconix patented PCBeam™ technology was able to meet the challenge due to a photolithographic microfabrication […]

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by Robert Hult, ( Originally posted on http://www.connectorsupplier.com/electronic-connectors-shrink-to-fit/ ) Incredible advances in processor and memory technology have mandated shrinking all other electronic components from chip capacitors to connectors and the circuitry that joins them. The connector industry has responded to these challenges by introducing new classes […]