Harting opens up a new scope of flexibility on PCBs

Device development in the industrial arena is advancing in ever shorter cycles. At the same time, devices are becoming increasingly compact, presenting challenges for developers looking for the right solution for transmitting data, signals or power.

Designed to help the developers' work, Harting is offering a solution with har-modular that is opening up an entirely new scope of flexibility on PCBs. 

As a modular principle, in terms of size and architecture, har-modular is based on the DIN 41612 ledges that have been in use for many decades. Instead of relying on a large number of rigid solutions, har-modular now provides a modular system of different modules for the transmission of all vital lifelines by way of a convenient online configurator. 

As a result, developers can combine and order individual modules for power, signals and data that are customised and fine-tuned to their applications. The various modules enable a trillion possible combinations meeting every conceivable application and can be ordered from batch size one.

Prototypes can, therefore, be fitted quickly, flexibly and cost efficiently, while series production can also be launched.