I-PEX offers a variety of connectors that are ideal for the automotive industry. Below are some use case examples for typical automotive applications such as IGBT, PCU and BMS/CMU.

I-PEX offers high-temperature resistant products that can be guaranteed to operate at temperatures up to 105℃ and 125℃.This article introduces the product series best suited for each application that requires high-temperature resistance.

Thanks to a very resourceful research team and some highly advanced technology, another of nature’s mysteries is closer to being understood. As the daughter of a botany professor, Laura Kloepper, Ph.D, Assistant Professor, Department of Biology at Saint Mary’s College in Notre Dame, Indiana, had long been interested in biomimicry — the idea that animals have evolved ways to deal with challenges that can lead to solutions for the problems we face.

In recent years, drone racing has generated great excitement all over the world by creating a world drone champions league. In Japan, there is also a professional drone racing team, DMM RAIDEN RACING, that competes with other teams around the world. The I-PEX^® MHF^® I LK Micro RF Coaxial Connector is used in their drone. We interviewed Junichi Goto, captain of DMM RAIDEN RACING, and Tetsuya Tagawa, I-PEX Connectors engineer and MHF I LK Development Team Leader, about the background of the MHF I LK in drones.

Notebook PCs and tablets, which are densely populated with various electronic components, antennas are often mounted nearby, and MIPI signals may adversely affect the antennas. Therefore, EMC measures are very effective to prevent signal interference between them. The I-PEX ZenSheild^® connector series can provide excellent EMC countermeasures.

Medical electronics are demanding applications for cable connectors. I-PEX has several connectors designed for medical applications.

USB (Universal Serial Bus) is a standard for cables and connectors used to connect devices for digital communication and power supply purposes, with specifications and standards defined by the USB-IF (USB Implementers Forum, Inc.).