Pickering Electronics, the reed relay company which has pioneered miniaturization and high performance for over 50 years, has launched industry’s smallest high voltage relay. Housed in the miniture SIL/SIP package, new Series 131 reed relays have a footprint of just 12.5mm x 3.7mm and a height of 6.6mm and deliver a minimum stand-off of 1500V.

リードリレーの小型化と高い性能で、パイオニアとして50年超にわたり業界をリードしているピカリング エレクトロニクス（本社：英国、クラクトン・オン・シー）は、株式会社コムクラフト（本社：東京都杉並区）と日本での代理店契約を締結したと発表しました。これにより、ATE（自動試験装置）、航空宇宙、車載、半導体製造やその他のハイレル（高信頼性）製品業界のお客様にとって、ピカリング エレクトロニクスの1,000種類を超える豊富な高品質リードリレー製品へのアクセスが大幅に向上します。

Pickering Electronics has extended its 4mm product family with the Series 122 reed relay. Used in high speed test systems, occupying a PCB footprint of 4x4mm, Pickering claims the relay provides the highest packing density currently available. The relay measures 12.5m m in height and can operate from 3V or 5V. Its contacts are rated

 Products including world’s smallest and high voltage reed relays now available for immediate shipment from U.S. distributor Pickering, the reed relay company which has pioneered miniaturization and high performance for over 50 years, has signed a distribution deal with Testco, the specialist distributor of  passive, electromechanical and interconnect components based in Sunnyvale, CA. This means

July 9 – 11, 2019, Booth 5656 Moscone Center, San Francisco Pickering Electronics, the reed relay company which has pioneered miniaturization and high performance for over 50 years, will debut  a new 10W member of its successful 4mm2TM product family at the upcoming Semicon West exhibition. Like other reed relays in the family, new Series

Series 117 reed relays offer high performance and reliability at a competitive price point  Pickering Electronics, the reed relay company which has pioneered miniaturisation and high performance for over 50 years, has announced that its two-pole single-in-line (SIL) 117 series reed relay is being extensively used in large switching matrixes due to a combination of

CLACTON-ON-SEA, England – Pickering Electronics Ltd. in Clacton-on-Sea, England, is introducing the series 122 10-Watt reed relays for high speed test and measurement systems such as A.T.E. switching matrices or multiplexers. Part of the Pickering 4mm2TM product family, the series 122 occupies a printed circuit board footprint of 4 by 4 millimeters. The relays measure 12.5 millimeters in height and

Now in its 50th year, The Pickering Group is undergoing an expansion at its UK and Czech Republic sites. The group of companies which includes Pickering Electronics and Pickering Interfaces has already completed a refurbishment of its UK interfaces’ site, and work at the relay company is due for completion in Q1 2019. In addition

Pickering to demonstrate PXI and LXI test products, signal routing software, six-slot modular LXI/USB chassis and smallest reed relay at ITC CHELMSFORD, MA—Pickering Switching Solutions, including Pickering Interfaces, a supplier of modular signal switching and simulation solutions for use in electronic test and verification, and Pickering Electronics, a pioneer in reed relay miniaturization and performance,

Tiny footprint relays feature very fast operate and release times making them ideal for high speed test systems. See them on 17-18 October, Stand F43, Ricoh Arena, Coventry, UK Pickering Electronics, the reed relay company which has pioneered miniaturisation and high performance for over 50 years, will show industry’s smallest reed relay at the upcoming

It was a banner 2017 for the semiconductor industry, growing to a $412 billion global business. However, in today’s disruptive technology landscape, industry leaders cannot rest on the laurels of last year’s financial success. To continue thriving in a world that’s rapidly moving beyond smart, SEMICON West, hosted in San Francisco, Calif., July 10-12, brought together

Just like New Electronics, Pickering Electronics, the manufacturer of high-quality reed relays, is also celebrating its 50th anniversary this year. Pickering Electronics was founded in 1968 by the late John Moore. Five decades later its future is looking bright, with sales in 2017 up by 30% on the previous year. “Fifty years of designing, manufacturing