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Exhibitor Profiles National Electronics Week 11 – 12 March 2014, Gallagher Convention Centre, Midrand Exhibitor profiles Allan Mckinnon & Associates Deltronics Stand number: B17 Contact: Vangeli Glyptis Stand number: 4-18 Contact: Rob Sterling Tel: 083 309-9785 | [email protected] | Tel: 021 705-7741 | [email protected] | www.deltronics.co.za www.ama-sa.co.za & www.testerion.co.za Deltronics is an innovative contract electronics design company specialising in the design of custom products, embedded systems and Allan McKinnon and associates have been supplying the South African wireless technologies. We focus on fully understanding all aspects of the electronics industry with equipment, consumables and process clients’ requirements. Deltronics is a distributor of Altium Designer, Tasking assistance for over 30 years. Products, JTAG Technologies, JTAG Studio Live and Topor Auto Router. We’re also a registered Altium, Tasking and JTAG Technologies training Asic Design Services facility with certified trainers experienced from entry level to FPGA and Simulation. Deltronics provides product training and will guide you to Stand number: 4-54 Contact: Steve Santamarina successful designs. Visit our stand for competitions and specials on all Tel: 011 315-8316 | [email protected] | www.asic.co.za products listed above. ASIC Design Services distributes electronic components and electronic design automation software and offers design, consulting and training Dizzy Enterprises services. Our product lines include Microsemi (FPGAs, multi-chip Stand number: 4-38 Contact: Dane du Plooy packages (memories, processors), Mentor Graphics (PCB layout, analysis, HDL simulation, wiring harness software), HALO (magnetics), Holt (avionics Tel: 072 435-0005 | [email protected] | www.dizzy.co.za ICs), DownStream Technologies (CAM software) and XJTAG (PCB test The Proteus Design Suite is a schematic capture and PCB design equipment). We offer specialised design services for ASIC, FPGA and package which also features exceptional circuit-simulation capabilities. PCB layout and training courses from Doulos (VHDL). Labcenter Electronics (creators of Proteus) pioneered a technology which allows microcontrollers to be simulated together with any analogue and digital circuitry which is connected to them, in real-time. This allows Avnet Kopp users to prototype and simulate their entire design on the computer, before incurring any physical hardware prototyping costs. It also provides Stand number: 4-27 Contact: Arnold Perumal uniquely powerful debugging capabilities which greatly ease embedded Tel: 011 319-8600 | [email protected] | www.avnet.co.za firmware development. Once a design has been proven in the simulator, PCB layout is assisted by a built-in shape-based autorouter. Avnet Kopp, South Africa’s leading distributor of electronic components, will once again exhibit exciting innovations and new products from the world’s leading semiconductor and IPE manufacturers. Experience the EE Publishers future, experience the impossible, dabble in wireless, and add easy connectivity, WiFi, Bluetooth. Experience HMI, USB and full graphics touch Stand number: 4-51 Contact: Irene Blythe screen. Experience the future of development and stand a chance to Tel: 011 543-7000 | [email protected] | www.ee.co.za win amazing prizes by visiting our stand. EE Publishers is a South African publishing house with four market- leading technical magazines Energize, Vector, PositionIT and EngineerIT Concilium Technologies which provide readers with valuable insights into market and industry dynamics with relevant and focused information, and this has given Stand number: 4-30 Contact: Thab’sile Ndlovu EE Publishers a reputation for excellence and high reader credibility. EngineerIT is a technical and business-to-business publication with print, Tel: 012 678-9202 | [email protected] | www.concilium.co.za on-line, email and mobile editions. The publication covers information Concilium Technologies, winner of the 2013 African Frost & Sullivan and communication technology, including telecommunications, Award for customer service leadership, will once again be exhibiting at networking, broadcasting, computing and software; electronics design, the National Electronics Week. We will be showcasing the latest Agilent manufacture, test and components; measurement and instrumentation; bench and handheld test equipment, including the award-winning automation and control; and amateur radio, aerospace technology and FieldFox handheld spectrum/network analyser, the new trueform arbitrary astronomy. EngineerIT serves its target audience and provides a voice for waveform generators and a range of handheld instruments. Highlighting various and professional bodies, among others the Institute of Information the advances Agilent has made in the oscilloscope market, we will be Technology Professionals South Africa (IITPSA), Wireless Access Providers running a competition with great handheld instrument prizes for the Association (WAPA), the British Computer Society (BCS), the Information fastest to capture a glitch just by using their finger on the revolutionary Technology Association (ITA); the IEEE SA Section, the National Laboratory 4000X oscilloscope’s touch GUI! Don’t miss out! Association (NLA), and the National Metrology Institute of South Africa. Current Automation Graphic PLC Stand number: 4-41 Contact: Etienne van der Westhuizen Stand number: 4-28 Contact: Rudi Koekemoer Tel: 010 591-1713 | [email protected] | www.rectifier.co.za Tel: 012 665-4860 | [email protected] | www.graphic.plc.uk The power supply industry is one where reliability in long-term use, Central Circuits is a Graphic PLC manufacturer of printed circuit boards, functionality and cost are all of great importance, but it is reliability that specialising in high technology and reliability, including rigid, flex, and differentiates the truly superior products. Mean Well is a leading standard flex-rigid. Markets we service include military, aerospace, formula one, in switching power supply manufacturers in the world. Product lines include medical, broadcasting and space. We have purpose-built sites in the AC/DC switching power supplies, DC/DC converters, DC/AC inverters and UK, US China and Europe, offering application engineering, prototype battery chargers. Total quality assurance and customer satisfaction are to volume services, including quick turn. Technologies we focus on the central goals of Mean Well. This belief was one of the main motivating include stacked and sequential microvias, copper and resin filled vias, factors for Current Automation to become the largest importer of the CIC, high-speed materials, thermal management, buried resistance and Mean Well range of products. capacitance, embedded technologies. 4646 FebruaryFebruary 20142012 -- EngineerITEngineerIT National Electronics Week 11 – 12 March 2014, Gallagher Convention Centre, Midrand Exhibitor profiles K Measure RF Design Stand number: 4-16 Contact: Mardine Kok Stand number: 4-34 Contact: Andrew Hutton Tel: 087 230-0034 | [email protected] | www.kmeasure.co.za Tel: 021 555-8400 | [email protected] | www.rfdesign.co.za K Measure will exhibit its entire range of innovative test and measurement RF Design is a supplier of wireless and RF/microwave components, with instruments, offering the opportunity for visitors to view them first-hand. offices in Cape Town, Durban and Midrand. We have endeavoured to This year K Measure introduces their newest models, including Uni-Trend strengthen our product lines in the areas of wireless communications, multimeters, Amprobe meters, specialised electrical testers and more. mobile data transmission, and telemetry applications. Our product Their popular Hantek oscilloscopes will also be featured. Also on show offerings extend from component level, through OEM modules to will be logic analysers, waveform generators, bus converters, protocol analysers and vector network analysers. For the duration of the expo K complete sub-systems, working closely with our system integration Measure will also offer a promotion on the DSO-5202B (200 MHz, 1GS/s) partners, assuring them of success. We represent a balanced portfolio benchtop oscilloscope, at R7000, discounted from R8600. of the world’s premier wireless data communications, RF/microwave components and sub-systems manufacturing companies. KwikTic Truth Electronics Stand number: 4-23A Contact: David Pickavance Stand number: B 19 Contact: Terence Ruthnam Tel: +44 785 229-3999 | [email protected] | www.kwiktic.com Tel: 083 284-4457 | [email protected] | KwikTic is a software suite which improves productivity and quality with www.truthelectronics.co.za minimum effort. Create clear interactive work instructions faster by de-skilling the assembly process, "right first time" production, reduce Truth Electronics is a superior supplier of equipment and consumables training requirements, paperless (no distribution issues with a single for electronics manufacturing industries. Truth prides itself by representing central database), full version control, and traceability of all production and being associated with leading global manufacturers in their activities. Other KwikTic features include self-learning test repair (de-skills respective fields, supplying quality and innovative products and solutions. diagnostics), data mining that helps detect the reasons for issues, and We advise on the most effective solutions that help manufacturers to OEE. Unsure how? Believe
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