- Fit standard MIL-DTL-38999, d-sub and ARINC connector cavities
- Meet or exceed the applicable requirements of the military specification of MIL-C-39029/90 & /91
- Suitable for high speed video applications, 50, 75 & 95 ohm impedances
- Upgrade coax harnesses to triax capability
- Small size for high density packaging
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MDHC Series
Low VSWR up to 40 GHz (typ). These connectors have a constant 50 ohm airline impedance interface
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Collaboration with Lockheed Martin on NASA’s Orion
Working with Lockheed Martin, prime contractor to NASA for Orion, Smiths Interconnect is among the companies that have contributed to the Orion program since its inception.
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Expanding the Frontier
As Space Missions evolve, so do Smiths Interconnect’s light and compact connectivity solutions.
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Taking the Fast Bridge between Neural Networks
Neural networks have been around since the 1950s. The advent of fast, massively parallel processors like the Graphics Processing Unit (GPU) have made neural network applications like object recognition feasible. Neural networks are one means used to create Artificial Intelligence (AI). The latest iPhones now have an AI chip, primarily to offload face recognition tasks.1 Voice translation tasks would also benefit from an AI chip. Google provides voice translation as long as there is access to a cloud. The ability to translate directly from a phone without requiring Internet access to Google engines would be advantageous, and it’s possible that the iPhone is headed in that direction.
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Smiths Interconnect Laboratory Replicates Deep Space
The Centre of Excellence will offer a one-stop-shop to the global customer base for the certification of products used in space applications