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No-Overhead-Limit Safety Gate protects pallet-drop areas.

2014-05-06 14:30:28| Industrial Newsroom - All News for Today

While allowing use of overhead cranes or lifts, Protect-O-Gate Clear-Height Mezzanine Safety Gate provides dual-gate fall protection for pallet-drop areas without limiting height of load being passed. Dual-gate system meets ANSI standard (MH 28.3-2009) for constant fall protection in loading and unloading areas, and design can be customized to fit varying widths and depths. Available with or without third rail and toe kicks, system features heavy-duty carbon or stainless steel construction. This story is related to the following:Safety Gates

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Nagra protects one million active devices for CANAL+ Yomvi in Spain

2014-04-29 17:40:33| Digital TV News

NAGRA (SIX:KUD.S) has announced that its multiscreen solution, NAGRA MediaLive, is enabling over one million active devices for CANAL+ Yomvi, the over-the-top offering of CANAL+ Spain, a leading NAGRA customer.

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Voltage Suppressor Component protects power bus circuits.

2014-04-24 14:30:42| Industrial Newsroom - All News for Today

With such features as rated stand-off of 78 V, bidirectional configuration, and 9.8 g package, RoHS-compliant 2700SM78CAN is provided with lead-free silver plating and provides power bus circuit protection. Product also provides 2,250 kW peak pulse power per line (8/20 µA typ) and peak pulse current of 15 kA (8/20 µA typ). Other features include min breakdown voltage of 86 V, max clamping voltage of 150 V, and max leakage current of 10 µA. Leakage current is 10 V, and co-planarity is <0.10 mm. This story is related to the following:Transient Voltage Surge Suppressors |

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Coding error protects some Android apps from Heartbleed

2014-04-23 14:08:37| InfoWorld: Top News

Some Android apps thought to be vulnerable to the Heartbleed bug were spared because of a common coding error in the way they implemented their own native OpenSSL library. FireEye scanned 54,000 Android applications in Google's Play store on April 10 to see which ones are vulnerable to Heartbleed. The flaw, publicly disclosed on April 7, is contained in OpenSSL, a code library used to encrypt data traffic.

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