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HUBER+SUHNER provides live demonstrations of termination techniques affiliated with “EACON” field-mountable cable assembly products at IMS 2015

Live demonstrations of EACON field-mountable cable assembly preparation and termination techniques will occur within Booth 3647 intermittently throughout the show at this week’s International Microwave Symposium event in Phoenix. The company is once again proving its extensive expertise in RF and microwave applications, providing customers with unique integration options for ruggedized applications requiring flexibility and performance.

Visitors at the event will be able to see live demonstrations of how to prepare and terminate HUBER+SUHNER’s EACON series cable assembly products. These field-mountable microwave cables and connectors are lightweight, highly flexible, and waterproofed to IP 68 standards, yet applicable for frequencies up to 18GHz – unlike traditional LMR style cabling used in such applications, EACON 4 and 6-Series of cable offer higher performance and greater flexibility than that of LMR. 

“This innovative product gives field engineers a simple, flexible and fast way to assemble microwave cables and connectors in the field without a performance compromise,” explains BJ Lyman, HUBER+SUHNER’s Aerospace and Defense Market Manager. “The EACON series was developed to accommodate real-time site decisions regarding cable length and connectivity configuration.” 

With an extensive RF portfolio that has already made significant contributions in RF and microwave applications across a wide range of industries including military, space, test and measurement and medical to name just a few, HUBER+SUHNER is well-placed to demonstrate its extensive expertise in RF and microwave applications at this week’s International Microwave Symposium. Based in the US with HUBER+SUHNER Inc. the company has produced an extensive portfolio of high-density interconnect solutions that incorporate precision performance, high reliability and open source technology for RF and microwave applications.

HUBER+SUHNER has a wealth of experience in the development and production of first-class RF and microwave products for the global market. With an extremely comprehensive product portfolio that meets the different requirements of data transmission components in the communication, industrial and transport sectors 

.Visitors to International Microwave Symposium 2015 can discover more about HUBER+SUHNER’s range of solutions in Phoenix from 19-21 May 2015 – Booth No.: 3647 

HUBER+SUHNER

HUBER+SUHNER is a global company with headquarters in Switzerland that develops and manufactures components and system solutions for electrical and optical connectivity. With cables, connectors and systems – developed from the three core technologies of radio frequency, fiber optics and low frequency – the company serves customers in the communication, transportation and industrial sectors. The products deliver high performance, quality, reliability and long life – even under harsh environment conditions. Our global production network, combined with group companies and agencies in over 60 countries, puts HUBER+SUHNER close to its customers. Further information on the company can be found at hubersuhner.com.

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