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The article evaluates several recessed electronic equipment enclosures including the Eurocard enclosures from the company Pixus Technologies, the Waterproof electronic enclosures from Polycase Inc. and the VersaFlex sheet metal enclosures from the company Buckeye Shapeform.

Evaluates several electronic enclosures. Features of the ultra thin enclosure from New Age Enclosures designed for Wireless USB; Capacity of Elma Electronics Inc.'s CompactPCI enclosures; Physical description of the single-slot E118 chassis enclosures from Aitech Defense Systems.

The article offers information on creating standard electronic enclosures. It states that manufacturers of electronics products demand standard enclosures that look great in a classy and understated way. It mentions that using 3D modeling, the designers can typically create three or more different design concepts, ranging from the quietly conservative to something a little more way out.

The article focuses on how to protect sensitive electrical controls in pharmaceutical processing. Stainless steel electrical enclosures and cable management systems are used to protect processing controls and electrical systems, but, they can contribute to dangerous and costly product contamination events, if not properly designed. The most common enclosure and cable management applications, are for protecting variable frequency drives, programmable logic controllers and power and data cabling.

The article evaluates electronic packaging and interconnect products. Phoenix Contact introduces UTTB 4 and UTTB 2.5 double-level terminal blocks designed to increase wire density. Santoprene dust covers are launched by Anderson Power Products for PowerMod HP A Series dual pole connectors that provide protection against dust and dirt and Micro Plastics releases Push Mount Wire Clip designed for mounting wire bundles.

Presents packaging and interconnect products for the electronic component industry. Ergonomic rack cases; Modular integrated connector enclosures; Cordsets and receptacles; Welded aluminum NEBS cabinets.

Features several packaging and interconnecting equipment and supplies for the electronic design industry. Tekmar Eurocard Enclosure from Teko; PCI Portable enclosure from One Stop Systems; SLK3700-BQE PC enclosure from Antec Inc.; Features and functions; Contact information.

The article offers profile of OKW Enclosures Inc. Topics discussed include OKW Enclosures grown as leading supplier of plastic and metal enclosures to the North American market, views of Rob Macek, sales manager at OKW, on how the company has set itself apart from its competitors and his views on product line offered by the company including handheld, wall-mount, flush mounting / DIN rail, and standard mounting rail enclosures.

The article evaluates several electronic equipment enclosures including VX25 large enclosure from Rittal, PROTEC enclosures from OKW and HMI/Panel enclosures (IP 65) from Rolec.

The article presents the views of Ashish Gokhale, isolation products manager and Chris Ammann, global technical marketing engineer, on methods to protect delicate electronics components against harsh environments. Gokhale recommends the use of isolation technology which protects the sensitivity of electric currents. Ammann also suggests the importance for identifying the factors which can contribute to the development of harsh environment for electronic components.

The article reports on the increasing demand of electronic equipment enclosures in the harsh environment worldwide to ensure no contamination. The enclosures are certified to intellectual property (IP) 66 to International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) 60 529 and IP69K to Deutsches Institut für Normung (DIN) 40 050-9 standards to meet various industries standards. It suggests that spacers and sealed stainless steel enclosures must be used to ensure no gaps for bacterial contamination.

The article discusses the elimination of the electromagnetic interference (EMI) with shielded enclosures as it interrupts or destroys the functionality of unprotected electronics. This approach follows three steps: taking proper precautions in ruling out EMI, meeting the standards, and testing its effectiveness. It explains that proper shielding prevents unwanted signals that may put military personnel at risk.

The article features packaging and interconnects for electronic devices. They include PennEngineering's PEM Type FH4 self-clinching flush-head studs, Samtec's ganged RF board-to-board jacks, plugs and cable assemblies, RF Industries' 7/16 DIN adapters built to CECC-22190 international applications, and Mill-Max Manufacturing's Spring-loaded connectors that are suitable for rigorous environments.

The article features several enclosures for electronic devices. They include AAEON Technology's AMC-280M wallmount industrial computer chassis for space-limited applications, StorCase Technology's Data Express Profile DX115 removable drive enclosures for Serial Attached SCSI or Serial ATA 3 Gbps drives, and Advantech's MIC-3043 4U-high enclosure for mission-critical/high reliability applications.

The article presents two answers for a question related to best defense against component counterfeiting crisis in the electronics supply chain by checking the significance of intellectual property rights and purchasing products directly from a manufacturer's authorized distributors and resellers.

The article offers information on several electronic products including the 16-V input capable synchronous buck regulators from Renesas, TLM Series of lithium metal oxide batteries from Tadiran, and the low-capacitance SP3014 Series transient-voltage-suppression (TVS) diode array from Littelfuse.

The article offers brief information on the GAW113 acoustic vent from W. L. Gore & Associates Inc., which is designed to provide protection for acoustic openings in portable electronic devices.

The article focuses on the so-called rugged cellular telephones. Sprint Nextel introduced a rugged phone in July 2006 that can handle extreme temperatures. The Motorola i580 is specifically resistant to blowing rain, humidity, salt fog, vibration and drops. The G'zOne Type-V from Verizon Wireless can withstand submersion in up to one meter of water for up to 30 minutes.

The article introduces METcase™ MINIMET range of aluminum instrument case manufactured by OKW Enclosures for use of desktop and portable electronics in the U.S. The case is available for use of test and measurement systems, medical and wellness devices, laboratory equipment, and switch box and peripherals. It is also available in various color and sizes.