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Not all M12 connectors are designed for Ethernet. Understanding the differences between X-coded, D-coded, and A-coded connectors helps engineers choose the right connectivity solution for industrial automation systems.
Holiday Notice Dear Customers, Partners, and Friends, In observance of the Dragon Boat Festival, FPIC will be closed during the following period: 📅 Holiday Schedule: June 19 – June 21 📅 Work Resumes: June 22 During the holiday period, responses to emails and inquiries may be delayed. We appreciate your understanding and will respond as […]
FPIC will exhibit at SPS 2026 in Nuremberg from November 24–26, 2026. Visit us at Hall 10, Stand 511 to explore industrial connectors, servo cable assemblies, circular connectors, wire harnesses and customized connection solutions for smart manufacturing and automation systems.
Visit FPIC at electronica 2026, Hall B2, Booth 580, and explore our custom connector solutions for automotive, energy storage, industrial, PCB, and electronic applications.
Orange high-voltage connectors are more than a color choice. They are engineered with specialized safety, insulation, and validation features required for EV high-voltage systems.
As 800V architectures become mainstream in EVs, connector designers face increasing challenges balancing compact packaging with electrical safety and long-term reliability.
Temperature rise testing is critical for evaluating high-current connector reliability. This guide explains test setup, key risks, and interpretation methods.
Selecting a high-voltage connector supplier requires more than reviewing datasheets. OEM buyers must evaluate quality systems, validation capability, manufacturing control, and engineering support.
Choosing the right high-voltage connector requires balancing current rating, insulation design, shielding, and packaging constraints.
Creepage and clearance are critical to high-voltage connector safety. This guide explains definitions, influencing factors, and practical design strategies
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