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Ultrasonic testing (UT) comprises a range of non-destructive testing (NDT) techniques that send ultrasonic waves through an object or material.

Smiths Interconnect ensures reliable tests for factory automation

Test and Measurement is a huge market segment including many sub-segments where continuous growth is driven by increased demand from the electronics and automation industry. The common goal of all Test and Measurement equipment is to assess the efficacy of operational processes and aid manufacturers in monitoring and enhancing the quality, safety and productivity of their systems.

From the clouds of Everest to the surface of other planets

At the launch this month of the Psyche mission to explore metal-rich rocks in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter, Smiths Dundee was on board. When Nasa and the ESA launch to Jupiter next year, they will be doing so with components designed, engineered, manufactured and tested to destruction in the same facility.

Disposable Medical Devices Increase Safety for Patients

Disposable Medical Devices Increase Safety for Patients

Disposable and limited reuse medical devices pack technology into a cost-effective format that can be a viable alternative to reusable devices, particularly when it comes to preventing contamination. Cost, functionality, and environmental impact factor into the choice of device as well.

SMPM Mini-Lock Connectors

Select the Right RF Cable Assembly for Mission Critical Applications

RF cabling is utilized in many mission-critical applications for radar, communication, and navigation systems which may be ground-, sea-, or space-based. To ensure the correct RF cable assembly is chosen, a number of factors need to be considered. Smiths Interconnect’s SpaceNXT™ QT RF cable assemblies equipped with the NEW Mini-Lock connectors provide a superior solution to addresses them all.  

2023-02-MIL ARINC 38999 FO

236400-2XXX-X (All Dashes, All polarizations) 236400-3XXX-X (All Dashes, All polarizations) Description of the Change: End of Life