Hanover Fair 2012 Sneak Preview – Part 2 (Industrial Connection Electronics)
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Monthly Archives: March 2012
The Significance of Hanover Fair for Phoenix Contact
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Heading into it’s 60th year this April, the Hanover Fair is the premiere Industrial trade show in the world. Held on the Hanover fairground in Hanover, Germany, it boasts an impressive list of 6,000 exhibitors and an attendance of 200,000 visitors annually.
Hanover Fair 2012 Sneak Preview – Part 1 (Automation)
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Our Experiences in Hanover Fair
From |Although it was in 2009 when I first visited the Hanover Fair after hearing it for years, the memory is still fresh. Going to the fair after the onset of the World Economic Crisis in 2008 is certainly different , seeing how the various industries conduct their exhibition is certainly an eye opener.
Hanover Fair 2011 Recap – Phoenix Contact Booth Tour
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New HMI Panel with Powerful Platform
From |With its TP 3000 series, Phoenix Contact is presenting the second generation of its family of touch panels. The devices set themselves apart as they can be used with a wide range of fieldbuses. Profibus, MPI, CANopen, or serial interfaces are optionally available.
Furthermore, there is a connection for additional Ethernet-based drivers. All devices are factory equipped with one Ethernet and two USB interfaces.
Hanover Fair Overview
From |THR-solder-capable Mini-PCB Terminal with Quick Connectors
From |Phoenix Contact now offers two-pin miniature mini-PCB PTQ terminals with IDC quick connectors that were especially developed for use in the THR soldering process. The terminals come as a standard tape-feeder pack with a height of just 8 mm, which is suitable for automated mounting processes.
Compact Plug Connectors for Weight-sensitive Applications
From |The compact design of Heavycon Compact plug connectors from Phoenix Contact supports the trend toward ever-smaller devices in automation technology. Cost-effective plastic housing is light and particularly well-suited for weight-sensitive applications.