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Custom Interconnects Press Release - May 25, 2010
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Custom Interconnects Announces the Thinnerposer®
DENVER,
CO, MAY 25, 2010: Custom Interconnects, LLC announced the thinnest compliant board-to-board interposer ever
developed: the Thinnerposer®. The Thinnerposer® was released to coincide with this week’s IEEE IMS (International
Microwave Syposium) and is expected to draw a great deal of interest from the RF design community. Targeted
applications for the new Thinnerposer® technology include UAV/UAS, Avionics, Radar Arrays, Space Probes and
Orbital Satellites.- a natural fit for the superior flexibility, impedance matching, and shock/vibration
attributes of this product set.
“Our new Thinnerposer® lineup directly addresses the challenges of high
density PCB stacking by supporting a mere .014” clearance between boards while ensuring high levels of signal
integrity,” stated Edward Petsuch, General Manager of Custom Interconnects. “Thinnerposers® exploit the full
potential of Fuzz Buttons®: low signal distortion, robustness and reliability. By combining our past 20 years of
design experience and program successes with the power of this new product, we are well positioned to meet the
demands of even the most stringent spec requirements.”
About Custom Interconnects, LLC: Custom Interconnects (formerly named Tecknit Interconnection
Products) is a technology-focused, quality-driven manufacturer of Board-to-Board Interposer, Test Socket and
Interconnect solutions based upon unique Fuzz Button® technology. With footholds in several key industries
including military, aerospace, RF/Microwave, semiconductor, medical electronics, and communications; the company
is dedicated to performance, value and service.
More information about Custom Interconnects is available at http://www.custominterconnects.com
Contact: Edward Petsuch General Manager
Custom Interconnects 2055 S. Raritan Street Unit A Denver, CO 80223 Office (303) 934-6600 Fax
(303) 934-6606 Mobile (720) 219-3800
epetsuch@custominterconnects.com
www.custominterconnects.com
Posted 5/25/2010 |
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