Guide To Suppliers

TE Connectivity (TE) has been a driving force behind the new IEC 63171-7 international electrotechnical standard, helping Single Pair Ethernet (SPE) interconnect technology to gain faster acceptance in the industry.

As the market for electric vehicles (EVs) grows, global charging infrastructure is trying to keep pace. There is significant demand for EV charging stations that provide higher current and faster charging speeds, but in a safe, flexible, consumer-friendly design.

TE advances capabilities in electromagnetic interference (EMI) and radio frequency interference (RFI) shielding.

Many have said that the electric vehicle (EV) market faces a classic “chicken or egg” problem. Without confidence in the infrastructure needed to support large-scale EV charging, customers are less likely to purchase an electric or plug-in hybrid vehicle. But without proof of a growing, stable EV market, businesses and municipalities are less likely to invest in the charging infrastructure needed to move the industry forward.

TE Connectivity (TE) has acquired the force-guided narrow safety relay (NSR) elementary relay technology from the Phoenix Contact Group (Phoenix Contact) as part of a long-term partnership agreement.

TE Connectivity (TE) has introduced the NanoRF Edge Launch connector, the only solution that can integrate the RF above an optical interconnect for military and radar RF embedded computing applications.

Mouser Electronics, Inc. announces a new eBook in collaboration with TE Connectivity (TE). In Proven in the Harshest Environments, subject matter experts from Mouser and TE offer in-depth articles on how TE’s broad range of connectivity and sensor solutions, proven in the harshest environments, enable advancements in transportation, industrial applications, medical technology, energy, data communications, and the home.

TE Connectivity offers products with current ratings ranging from 5.2A/pitch to 46A/pitch, supporting up to 3400W.