Arrow Plastic 3M Network Card - Manual (Page 2)

Supporting Innovation is the
key to success
3M
3M Touch Systems
AAAVID Thermalloy
Advanced Micro Devices (AMD)
Advantech
Alpha Wire
Altera
Amphenol
Analog Devices
Anderson Power Products (APP)
Apem
Aptina
Arcolectric
Arrow
Asiliant
Astrodyne
Atmel
Avago Technologies (formerly
Agilent Technologies)
AVX
AVX/Kyocera
Axon
Belden
BI Technologies (TT Electronics)
BLP
Bourns
Bulgin
C&K Components (formerly ITT
Switches)
Carclo
Cherry
Cinch
ConnectBlue
Cooper Bussmann
Cortina
Cree
Crydom
Crystal Clear Technology
Cypress Semiconductor
Datacraft
Dialight
Dialight Lumidrives
DMC
Ebm-papst
ELO Touchsystems
Emerson Network Power (formerly
Astec and Artesyn)
EPCOS
ES Cable
Everbouquet
Everlight
Everspin
Exar
Fairchild Semiconductor
FCI
FDK
Ferroxcube Fischer Elektronik
Fraen
Freescale Semiconductor
Friwo
Fujitsu
Hamlin
Harting
Harwin
Hellermann
Hitachi
Honeywell (not Finland)
Ichia Technologies
Integrated Device Technology (IDT)
Infineon Technologies
Intel
International Rectifier
Intersil
ISSI
ITT Interconnect
ITW ERG
ITW Switches
IQD Frequency Products (formerly
Rakon)
JST
Kemet Electronics
Khatod
KNCTEC
Knitter-Switch
Kontron
Lapp Cable
Lattice Semiconductor
Ledil
Lineage Power
Linear Technology
Littelfuse
LSI Tech
Lumberg
Mathstar
Meder Electronic
Micrel
Micron Technology
Micronel
Microsemi
Microsoft
Molex (not Norway or Denmark)
Murata
Murata Power Solutions
National Semiconductor
NEC Electronics
NEC-Tokin
Neutrik
Nichicon
NKK (Nikkai)
Numonyx
NXP Semiconductors (formerly
Philips Semiconductors)
OEP OKI Electric
Omron
ON Semiconductor
Osram Semiconductor
Panasonic Electric Works
Panasonic Industrial
Panduit
Phoenix Contact
Power One
Powertip Technology
Precidip
Pulse Electronics
QuickLogic
Radiall
Recom
Renesas Technology
RIA Connect
Samsung Electronics
Samtec
Sandisk
Schaffner
Schurter
Sharp Microelectronics
Siemens
Souriau
Spansion
Stanley
STEC
STMicroelectronics
Syfer Technology
Tadiran (formerly Sonnenschein)
Taiwan Semiconductor
TDK
TEAC
Teledyne
Telit
Texas Instruments
Thermometrics
Thomas & Betts
Toshiba
Touch International
TXC
Tyco Electronics
Tyco Electronics Raychem
Vigortronix
Vishay
Vitelec
Vitrohm
Walsin Technology Corporation
Weidmuller
Welwyn (TT Electronics)
Wima
Yageo
Zetex Semiconductors
Arrow Northern Europe’s combined product lines
Dear Reader
As we reflect on the global events of the last 12 months, very few
of us are likely to describe 2008 as uneventful. Now, however, it is
time to put 2008 behind us and consider how best to address the
challenges that lie ahead in 2009.
For companies in the electronics sector, the key to success
in even the most challenging market conditions lies in the
ability to innovate. Innovation is fundamental to addressing
evolving customer demands, creating and maintaining competitive
advantage, matching costs to market expectations and keeping
time-to-market windows as short as possible.
Arrow has always recognised the need to provide the products and
technical resources needed to support its customers’ innovation
and creativity. Indeed, one of our aims is to be the partner of choice
not just for purchasers looking for a broad range of products but
for the R&D departments and engineering project teams tasked
with creating and delivering innovative ideas.
Key to supporting innovative design is the ability to offer the very
latest on- and off-board technologies, from smaller, faster and
more efficient semiconductors to advanced passive, e-mech and
interconnection products. In addition, as design teams look to
focus their efforts on their core competencies, they require their
distribution partners to offer system-level solutions – solutions
that they can quickly and easily integrate into a design to deliver
the requisite performance and functionality with minimum design
overhead. To address this demand, Arrow continues to expand its
range of platform-level technologies including wireless modules,
power supplies, single-board computers and displays.
But it’s not just about the technology. Support for innovation also
requires dedicated technical and engineering resources – another
area in which Arrow continues to invest. As a result, our customer-
facing teams can help with every aspect of a design, from initial
concept and selection, through design-in of components and
solutions, to prototyping and final manufacture.
We look forward to supporting your design and manufacturing
activities in 2009 and beyond. In the meantime, should you have any
comments or queries on any of the stories covered in this, or other
issues, of Arrow Innovation, please do not hesitate to get in touch.
Morten Kreiberg Block
Strategic Marketing Director
ARROW ALLIANCE EUROPE
Kronborgsgränd 19,
SE-164 94 Kista
Tel.: +46 8 56 26 55 00
Fax: +46 8 56 26 55 25
arrowallianceeurope@
arrowuk.com
DENMARK
Arrow Denmark ApS
Smedeholm 13A,
DK-2730 Herlev
Tel.: +45 70 10 22 11
Fax: +45 44 50 82 10
ESTONIA
Arrow Electronics Estonia OÜ
Sõpruse pst. 145
Section B, floor 3
13417 Tallinn
Estonia
Tel: +372 6 77 42 50
Fax: +372 6 77 42 51
FINLAND
Arrow Finland OY
Kalkkipellontie 4,
FIN-02650 Espoo
Tel.: +358 9 47 6660
Fax: +358 8 47 66 63 19
IRELAND
Arrow Electronics
47/51 Northwood Court
Northwood Business Campus
Santry, Dublin 9
Tel: +353 1 6298700
Fax: +353 1 6298701
LATVIA
Arrow Latvia
Unijas 47
Riga, LV-1039
Tel.: +371 67311490
Fax: +371 67313195
LITHUANIA
Arrow Lithuania
Savanoriu pr. 363A-306
Kaunas
LT-49425
Tel.: +370-37-759015
Fax: +370-37-452801
NORWAY
Arrow Norway AS
Åmsosen,
N-5578 Nedre Vats
Tel.: +47 52 76 30 00
Fax: +47 52 76 53 39
SWEDEN
Arrow Components Sweden AB
Kronborgsgränd 19,
SE-164 94 Kista
Tel.: +46 8 56 26 55 00
Fax: +46 8 56 26 55 50
UNITED KINGDOM
Arrow Electronics (UK) Ltd.
London Road Campus
London Road
Harlow, Essex
CM17 9NA
Tel.: (Sales) 01279 626777
Fax: 01279 455777
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