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The Advantages are on the PCB By Phoenix Contact Device connectors used as an interface between field cabling and device connections drive the trend toward expandable, decentralized modules. The intelligent production of tomorrow needs easily scalable and adaptable automation components. Manufacturers of device connections also have to follow the trend toward decentralized intelligence and provide suitable solutions for new installation processes and application areas. Circular connectors from Phoenix Contact enable maximum flexibility in the production process. Originally, circular connectors were designed for the field cabling of sensors and actuators. Since then, they have developed into a versatile industrial standard for signal, data, and power transmission. Device connectors used as an interface between field cabling and device connections drive the trend toward expandable, decentralized modules. Automated Installation Processes Most market solutions for M8 and M12 still require manual installation into the device. Connectors designed with litz wires or round cables cannot be integrated into automated PCB soldering processes. Each device undergoes an automated soldering process for surface-mounted components on the PCB and a manual installation process for connections in the housing panel. Using new device connectors for direct PCB assembly, Phoenix Contact reduces the required effort and makes device design more flexible. The two-piece pin-and-socket contact supports are produced from temperature-resistant plastic, making them ideal for the increased thermal loads of reflow soldering processes. The advantage: The M8 and M12 circular | 11 | | 12 |

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