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Designing with Accessory Power Components

Posted on 4/22/19 8:13 AM

One way to design electrical products for use in global markets is to incorporate accessory power distribution components. Those based on the IEC 60320 standards can help make it so no reconfiguration will be needed by the end user.

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Topics: product design, designing for export, IEC 60320, IEC 60320 inlets, IEC 60320 outlets

Designing with IEC 60320 Components

Posted on 4/8/19 9:41 AM

Two benefits of incorporating IEC 60320 components into an electrical product design: they are generally accepted globally and can be included in a variety of products.

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Topics: product design, designing for export, IEC 60320

Designing with Angled NEMA Plugs

Posted on 2/25/19 4:16 PM

Limited space between electrical or electronic equipment and the power connection can make the direction of the cord critical. An angled plug can minimize the space between the two. Different angles of plugs allow choices as to how a cord can be plugged into a power source.

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Topics: product design, Designing for North America, Angled Plugs, NEMA

Heat Shrink Tubing: When Extra Protection is Needed

Posted on 12/31/18 7:42 AM

While heat shrink tubing can be used for many different applications, it is ideal for use where extra protection is needed, such as sealing out moisture, mechanical protection, or relief of strain on joints.

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Topics: electrical safety, product design, heat shrink tubing

Circuit Protection Definitions

Posted on 12/3/18 3:35 PM

Circuit protection is a major component to consider when designing electrical and electronic equipment. The main purpose is to provide protection to both the equipment and operator should a circuit overload occur.

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Topics: circuit protection, product design, terminology

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