Printed Circuit Board Assembly & PCB Design Forum

SMT electronics assembly manufacturing forum.

SMTnet
»
Electronics Forum
»
LPMTF and EMTF

LPMTF and EMTF

Subscribe to Thread

Hi, Is there any places on the web beside UIC.com where... - Jan 13, 2003 by

I'll do you one better. I can't even find anything about "L... - Jan 14, 2003 by davef

I have Electromagnetic Transport Frequency in one of my elec... - Jan 14, 2003 by Jon Fox

LPMTF means Low Profile Multi-Tube Feeder and EMTF means Ext... - Jan 15, 2003 by

Its not really an electromagnetic device, its just a feeder ... - Jan 15, 2003 by

Did you check ... - Jan 15, 2003 by Stefan Witte

Wow! ... - Jan 15, 2003 by iman

Gee this was a fun tread. I guess you mean Univeral Instr... - Jan 17, 2003 by

Jean-Philippe

#22977

LPMTF and EMTF | 13 January, 2003

Hi, Is there any places on the web beside UIC.com where we can find informations about LPMTF and EMTF. We have some questions like is there differents size for the track cover, questions like that...

Thx J-P

reply »

davef

#23011

LPMTF and EMTF | 14 January, 2003

I'll do you one better. I can't even find anything about "LPMTF and EMTF" on UIC.com.

Having never been one that been shy about showing his ignorance, what do the terms "LPMTF and EMTF" mean?

reply »

Jon Fox

#23012

LPMTF and EMTF | 14 January, 2003

I have Electromagnetic Transport Frequency in one of my electrical physics books. Is that it? I really don't know either.

reply »

Jean-Philippe

#23015

LPMTF and EMTF | 15 January, 2003

LPMTF means Low Profile Multi-Tube Feeder and EMTF means Extended Multi-Tube Feeder. The difference is that the EMTF is bigger and it supports a wider range of tube.

reply »

Jean-Philippe

#23016

LPMTF and EMTF | 15 January, 2003

Its not really an electromagnetic device, its just a feeder for connectors.

reply »

Stefan Witte

#23017

LPMTF and EMTF | 15 January, 2003

Did you check http://www.hoverdavis.com ?

reply »

iman

#23031

LPMTF and EMTF | 15 January, 2003

Wow!

reply »

MA/NY DDave

#23065

LPMTF and EMTF | 17 January, 2003

Gee this was a fun tread.

I guess you mean Univeral Instrument Corporation's products.

I would give them a call since they have a training center in Binghamton, NY and may have what you need.

Trust me, They need the business and should jump all over you.

Hover Davis in Rochester, NY is a nice little high class company started by former Kodak Mechanical people and does make products that can be used on different machines.

Gee I knew something.

YiE, MA/NY DDave

This message was posted via the Electronics Forum @