Avionics News September 2021 - 65

HDMI 2.0 locking cable assemblies
bills, it's a different story.
As one result, outfitting
cabins of all sizes to
ensure passengers are
entertained and informed
to the same standards as
at home or in the office is
a significant segment of
the avionics industry. Of course, all
the IFE/CMS equipment on today's
market needs to be connected
somehow.
Enter Carlisle Interconnect
Technologies, designers and
manufacturers of high-performance
wiring and cable solutions,
including optical fiber. At the
AEA Convention, the company
debuted its HDMI 2.0 locking cable
assemblies, which the company said
are the latest in high-performance
HDMI cabling for aircraft cabin
management. The new products
support 4K ultra-high-definition
displays at 60 Hz and can be
configured with or without locking
accessories to secure against
vibration and ensure reliable
performance in an aircraft cabin
environment. The cable assemblies
are made-to-order in customerspecified
lengths.
According to the company, its
locking HDMI cables ensure display
of crisp, high-resolution content,
even through takeoffs, landings
and turbulence, and can ease
the task of routing them through
tight spaces. They are custom
manufactured from aviation-grade,
self-extinguishing materials and
can be configured with separate
connector kits to handle challenging
installation locations and routing,
special labeling and color coding, or
additional protective sleeving.
CarlisleIT also brought to the
show its new high-performance
Ethernet cable, the NF24Q10001(HP),
which the company said
is tested at 1 GHz in runs up
to 100 feet to provide reliable
performance at extreme data rates
in a lightweight, compact, RoHScompliant,
100-ohm construction.
For more information, visit
carlisleit.com.
CCX Technologies
Headquartered in Ottawa,
Canada, CCX Technologies designs
and develops a wide range of
cybersecurity and testing solutions for
the aviation, military and government
markets, including a line of avionics
radio and pulse test tablets used
by aircraft maintainers. At AEA's
2019 Convention in Palm Springs,
California, the company briefed
attendees on its new T-RX avionics
test equipment. Two years later in
Dallas, Texas, CCX Technologies
was back with a major update for the
T-RX: a GPS signal generator.
The T-RX is a portable, ruggedized,
hand-held, all-in-one avionics tester
that conducts more than 100 radio
and pulse tests on aircraft electronics
systems. The unit features a large
sunlight-readable color touchscreen
and integrates all of the required
software and hardware into a single
device. It has Wi-Fi and Ethernet
interfaces allowing for simplified
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Leading the way
From small aircraft to large jumbo
jets, Druck's ADTS 500 Series is the
world leader in Pitot Static Testers
Druck, a Baker Hughes business, has
over 20 years' experience in the field
of calibrating aircraft's airspeed
and altitude systems. Whether
low flying sightseeing aircraft,
commercial aviation or combat
jets, Druck has the products to meet
your needs. Druck's product lines
feature TERPS technology at their
core, which delivers unprecedented
accuracy and stability to produce
the highest levels of performance.
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