The “New Products 2009” brochure - ERNI - #6

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www.erni.com ERNI Electronics GmbH Seestrasse 9 73099 Adelberg, Germany Telephone: +49 7166 50-0 Fax: +49 7166 50-282 info@erni.de ERNI Electronics, Inc. 3005 E. Boundary Terrace Midlothian, VA 23112, USA Telephone: +1 804-228-4100 Fax: +1 804-228-4099 info@erni.us ERNI Asia Holding Pte Ltd Blk 4008 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 10 #04-01/02 Techplace I Singapore 569625 Telephone: +656 555 5885 Fax: +656 555 5995 info@erni-asia.com S y s t e m s T e c h n o l o g y ERNI®, MicroSpeed®, MaxiBridge®, MiniBridge® and ERbic® are registered trademarks of ERNI Electronics GmbH. ERNI complete: design, construction, pressfit, soldering and testing technology ERNI’s Systems Technology division bundles our expertise in the design, construction and manufacture of bus circuit boards, assemblies and integrated systems. What we offer our customers ranges from project-specific design and development partnership through the serial production of customized backplanes and electronic assemblies. The automatic assembly process (up to 30,000 components every hour) and subsequent pressfit or soldering processes demand an equally high standard in the final inspection. Every backplane is subjected to a fully automated optical inspection (AOI) and electrical test; with high contact densities or large formats this means more than 100,000 test points. We develop specially tailored connection, insulation, impedance, function or customized tests to suit each particular application so that every backplane and every component reaches the customer with guaranteed functionality. ERNI cable assembly made to measure Instead of having cables assembled manually somewhere else in the world (with all the imponderables associated with transport, costs, scheduling and quality), we offer an ERNI-compatible solution. Our fully and semi-automated equipment enables us to fit complete cables with ERNI connectors and other components. Cutting to length, straightening, stripping, crimping, soldering, printing, inspecting - every single strand is cut to length and given an unambiguous identification code. A high level of automation makes this quick, precise, flexible and low cost.