Most defense electronics programs don’t fail because the processor is too slow or the sensor isn’t accurate enough. They fail when the system can’t be packaged, powered, cooled, routed, and serviced inside the real-world envelope it has to live in. When that happens, the interconnect and wireharness is often where the physics shows up first.

This week’s product, the Omnetics Nano-D/Bi-Lobe Single Row Horizontal SMT (AA) connectors, meet MIL-STD 32139 and are designed for the stringent size, weight, and power (SWaP) requirements needed for military and space applications. The devices are suited for applications calling for extreme signal integrity and harsh-environment specifications such as radar, weapons systems, communications gear, satellites, instrumentation, avionics, and more.

Scott Unzen, Global Sales & Marketing Leader for Omnetics talks about rugged high-rel connectors at DSEI UK 2025.

This week’s product, the Omnetics Nano-D MIL-STD 32139 and Bi-Lobe connectors, meet stringent size, weight, and power (SWaP) requirements for ruggedized miniature electronic solutions. The devices are suited for applications with extreme signal-integrity and harsh-environment specifications, such as radar, weapons systems, communications gear, satellites, instrumentation, avionics, and more.

60th AOC INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM & CONVENTION, NATIONAL HARBOR, Md. The Association of Old Crows (AOC) 2023 symposium is drawing in some new exhibitors from the embedded systems sector, including Omnetics, a company that specializes in connectors and cable assemblies.