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03.01.2021 // Nima Alizadeh, Amphenol Pcd

Advances in Wearable Battlefield Systems Require Advances in Connector Technology

Today's military servicemembers depend on wearable technology to accomplish their missions. From GPS-enabled radios, to night-vision systems, to sound-suppression systems and more, these technologies require high performance, reliability and usability. These requirements present a host of new design challenges.

The connector industry has responded to these challenges and needs with a new generation of lightweight, low-profile connectors. Many of these components are blind-mateable, self-aligning, capable of quick disconnect and made to meet the needs of today's highly-mobile systems. Read on for a discussion of these new connector technologies and how they’re creating new opportunities for system integrators.

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