Coda Systems, the UK manufacturer of spring-loaded components for a wide range of data, power and battery-charging applications, today demonstrated its latest Swift-Dock® connector assemblies for docking stations.
The company now offers three ranges of spring-loaded interface arrays that are ideal for power and data transfer in devices such as handheld computers, medical instruments, data loggers and telecoms equipment. Swift-Dock® has a pitch of 7mm, whereas Swift-Dock-mini® is available on a 3mm pitch. Both families are available in 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 pin configurations and can handle XA. Each unit comes as a pair of complete arrays ready-fitted with spring-loaded contacts on one side and contact lands on the other although each side is available separately. The PCB can be supplied with or without a connector.
Swift-Dock-Power has been designed for use in applications up to 10 amps. These are also available in in 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 pin configurations on a 7mm pitch.
Comments Harvey Davis, Managing Director, Coda Systems: “Our Swift-Dock range eliminates the expense of developing a bespoke interconnect system for handheld devices and docking stations.”
Learn more about the Swift-Dock interface array family by watching a short video.
About Coda Systems
Coda Systems Ltd is a privately-owned UK company located near Halstead, Essex. The company was founded in 1980 and supplies a huge range of interface components, test probes, jigs and other test environment hardware. The company designs and manufactures the Swift-Dock product range at its UK facility and sells worldwide.
