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Design Decisions: Choosing the Right Connector |
David Cianciolo of Fischer Connectors has an primer on
connector selection. "When it comes to reliable system operation,
choosing the right connector is key. The right connector can make your
system smaller, lighter, and easier for the user to handle. It's not
a place to take shortcuts, as the right connector system can help avoid
the high price of recalls, repairs, and lost customers. Conducting adequate
research on the connectors and cables must be done at the beginning
of a systems design process to produce the optimal design. Follow these
10 steps to research the ideal connector early in the design phase and
you can positively impact the design, usability, and cost structure
of your entire device."

Posted January 2013
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