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Are you using Rugged, Miniaturized Connectors in your Electronic Designs?

vijeth_ds 2 months ago

Rugged Miniaturized Connectors: Advancing Compact, Reliable Solutions for Harsh Environments.

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obones 2 months ago

Might be a bit of a noob question here, but what do mean by "specifying"?
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electronicbiker 2 months ago in reply to obones

I do if necessary. Surprisingly perhaps, the small latching waterproof connectors used on cars these days are very good. I don't know where you get them from though. They make a nice change from bullet-and-tube and/or spade terminal types. I havn't seen a crimping tool for them...
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electronicbiker 2 months ago in reply to obones

I do if necessary. Surprisingly perhaps, the small latching waterproof connectors used on cars these days are very good. I don't know where you get them from though. They make a nice change from bullet-and-tube and/or spade terminal types. I havn't seen a crimping tool for them...
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anniel747 2 months ago in reply to electronicbiker

electronicbiker said:
Surprisingly perhaps, the small latching waterproof connectors used on cars these days are very good.

electronicbiker Are you referring to the Bosch connectors?
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