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Powered by 2016 | EN powered by 2016 | EN www.rutronik.com Powered by 1 Infineon_EN.pdf;S: 1;Format:(230.00 x 297.00 mm);13. Sep 2016 15:23:38 Sensing the world Infineon integrated magnetic and pressure sensor ICs Worldwide leading technologies and product portfolio As the technology leader, we provide highly We support our customers in achieving the innovative sensor ICs based on an excellent highest ASIL on system level by providing technology portfolio – Hall, AMR, GMR ISO 26262 products and documentation. and TMR. Infineon integrated magnetic and pressure sensors. Worldwide leading technologies and product portfolio. More than 4,000,000,000 units shipped. Innovative low-power 3D magnetic sensor We continue our growth with a variety of new for industrial, consumer and automotive products, such as cost-effective Hall switches applications. for consumer or 5V Hall switches for automotive and industrial applications. www.infineon.com/sensors FCI_EN.pdf;S: 1;Format:(72.00 x 297.00 mm);13. Sep 2016 15:04:19 POWERING Dear readers, THE FUTURE OF The market for sensors and measuring systems will grow faster in the future than it has in the past. Key developments such as Industry TECHNOLOGY 4.0, the Internet of Things, and Smart Cities rely on the widespread Visit our booth at Electronica use of sensors. In the future, they will be the main source of informa- Munich 2016 and learn more tion for a variety of processes throughout production, logistics, and about our latest products daily life. Several spatially distributed sensors will be necessary to HALL and solutions. provide accurate measuring information, thus placing high demands on flexible, reliable, and low-maintenance application. Date: 8-11 November 2016 B3 Venue: Messe München Stand 541 These developments require completely new solutions and concepts. Editorial Needless to say, energy self-sufficient, wireless sensor networks will become increasingly important. End users will be able to carry out measuring activities using cost-effective, low-maintenance sensor nodes distributed throughout a given space for greater flexibility. In BarGuide® Connector this case, the following applies: More is better! In other words, it is possible to monitor flows of resources, energy consumption levels, Olfa Kanoun wear, and many other parameters. The actual measuring systems bring together the latest technology from the fields of low-power wireless communication, low-cost sen- sory resources, and intelligent energy management. Current research SheerPwr™ Circular Connector is focusing on self-networking systems with minimum installation effort. High availability and long lifetime are achieved as a result of each node absorbing energy from its immediate environment, passively or actively, e.g. via solar cells, thermal energy converters or vibration converters. If necessary, a wireless energy transmission system can be actively connected to the sensor node. BarKlip® Connector System This offers numerous advantages: Sensors can be positioned fle- xibly to achieve the best possible measuring results without being restricted by cables. In contrast to battery-powered nodes, memory capacity is unlimited, hazardous waste is not a topic, and batteries do not have to be constantly maintained, making this solution a very attractive option when a network is composed of a large number of sensor nodes. Installing and removing nodes from the network PwrMAX® CoConnectnnector SySysstteemm requires a minimum amount of configuration that can also be carried out automatically. It is possible to assess an enormous volume of data, while a large number of ideally positioned sensor nodes continue to work in the background. They provide a reliable source of information – and this acts as the basis for every good decision! The same also applies to cooperation with the distributor. That is one of the reasons why this eHPCE™ EnEnhanchanced HPCE® CoConnectnnector issue of „Rutroniker“ is again packed with information about the latest developments – not just in the sensor industry. We hope you enjoy reading it. Olfa Kanoun WITH Prof. Dr.-Ing. Olfa Kanoun holds the Chair of Measurement and Sen- sor Technology at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Informa- tion Technology at Chemnitz University of Technology. The focus of her research are energy-autonomous sensors, the impedance spectro- For more information please contact: scopy, nanocomposit sensors and the energy storage diagnosis. FCI Deutschland GmbH Tel.: +49 (0) 6171 / 886 0 | Fax: +49 (0) 6171 / 886 111 Email: [email protected] www.fci.com www.rutronik.comwww.rutronik.com Powered by 3 Powered by 3 Editorial 3 Current|News In The EMEA Region: Rutronik Becomes Europe-Wide Intel Distributor 6 „Platinum Level Distributor“: Rutronik Distinguished by Keystone 6 Content Franchise Agreement now also Covers the EMEA Region: Rutronik and Pulse Electronics Expand their Partnership 8 RUTRONIKER 2016 Rutronik24: e-Commerce with New Dimensions 8 SDRAM Memory: Rutronik and Nanya Sign Franchise Contract 9 Logistics: New Warehouse and Logistics Center in Austin, Texas 10 „Distributor of the Year 2016“: SEGGER Nominates Rutronik 10 High-Quality Sensors and Sensor Solutions: Rutronik Becomes Global Distributor for Sensirion 11 „Fastest Growing European Distributor 2015“: Amphenol FCI Awards Rutronik 12 Again Named „European Distributor of the Year“: After 2014 also 2015 – Diodes Honors Rutronik 12 Rechargeable Batteries: Rutronik to be Distributor for Samsung SDI 13 The Focus: a Car Designed as a Work of Art – Rutronik Donates for Young Cardiac Patients 14 Exclusive|Interview of the Week with Thomas Rudel, CEO Rutronik: Designing the Turnaround! 16 Topic of the Week|Electromechanical Thermal Management: Effective Heat Management Made Easy 18 Connectors: Robust Connections 23 Input Systems: Spoiled for Choice 26 Main Topic |Embedded Industrial Strength Components: High-precision AOI Systems with NVMe Memory Solution 28 Semiconductor with Integrated EtherCAT: Communication in Hard Real Time 30 Flash Memory: All NANDs are not the Same 32 4 Powered by www.rutronik.com Lumberg_EN.PDF;S: 1;Format:(112.00 x 297.00 mm);13. Sep 2016 15:38:26 1606 Rutroniker Anzeige_EN 24.05.2016 14:47 Seite 1 Focus Displays: OLED: Endless Possibilities 36 Sensors: Research Cooperation Project on the TU Chemnitz and IK Elektronik GmbH 38 Wireless: IoT SoCs and SoMs: One-Chip Wonder 42 Passive Components: Multilayer Ceramic Chip Capacitors: Determing Capacitance Values Correctly 44 Passive Components: Opportunities of Miniaturization 46 Displays: High Contrast, High Viewing Angles 49 Connectors: USB Type-CTM – One for All 50 Sensor Technologies: Measuring the GAS Flow Exactly – Even in Confined Spaces 52 Communication: Wireless Technologies for IoT Networks 54 Encryption Technologies: The Key to Security 56 Wireless Standards: What is Smart about a Smart Home? 58 Connector diversity [discovering] Batteries: Now Complete Product Portfolio for Battery Management Systems 60 Top-Focus |Disruptive Technologies Printed circuit board connectors with Disruptive Technologies: insulation displacement technology, Quark Featuring Pattern Matching and Sensor Hub 64 pitch 1.27 mm Augmented Reality: Industrial Doping 67 Circular connectors according to IEC, IP40/IP68, up to 14 poles, 360°-shielding RAST connectors, pitch 2.5/5.0 mm Main Topic |Power Capacitors: Supercaps – a Replacement for Batteries? 70 World First: Digitally Controlled Hybrid Energy Storage System 74 High-current Inductors: Greater Performance and Micromodul™ Power Efficiency wit a Smaller Footprint 76 Special|Automotive Autonomous Driving is Set to be Marketable by 2025: Innovative Sensor Technology for Autonomous Driving 78 The 48V Electrical System: A Higher Voltage Level 82 Circular connectors e-compact|Last Minute Product Support for Purchasing and Development 86 Flag, Index of Advertisers 90 www.lumberg.com Stand: B2 207 www.rutronik.com Powered by 5 Current News In the EMEA Region Rutronik Becomes Europe-Wide Intel Distributor s of now, Rutronik Elektro- Anische Bauelemente GmbH is an Embedded Distributor for Intel in the EMEA region. The distribution agreement covers the entire Intel product range, ex- cluding the former Altera pro- ducts. Rutronik and Intel officially sealed their distribution agreement at the Embedded World event, ma- king Rutronik an Embedded Dis- tributor for Intel throughout the entire EMEA region. Rutronik as such primarily addresses the industrial market. The distributor is incorporating Intel‘s entire product range in its portfolio, excluding at present the former Altera products, which are still being distributed via the exis- ting channels. With the Quark®, Atom® and Core® processors, mainboards, solid state drives, and software and security solutions from Intel, “As a leading company in the semiconductor segment, Intel is a visionary in many ways. Rutronik is able to offer con- We very much look forward to our partnership – especially given that our strategy that we are pursuing sistent and scalable solutions for with Rutronik SMART and Rutronik EMBEDDED, is in line with Intel‘s focus on the Internet of Things. its customers‘ data processing This provides us with a superb foundation for our partnership,” explained Andreas Mangler, chains. ■ Director Strategic Marketing & Communications at Rutronik. (right in the picture). „Platinum Level Distributor“ Rutronik Distinguished by Keystone eystone Electronics has awar- cated product sampling. „The pro- Kded Rutronik Elektronische Photo: Rutronik ducts can be used in practically all
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