Who's logo? Please help..

Sep 04, 2006 13 Replies

Hi, which manufacturer brands it's connectors with this kind of logo: (could be upside-down!)



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I hope someone can recognise it from that scribling.. The connector it self "looks like an M16", but I don't think that's what it is.. It's a round threaded cylindrical connector with 19 pins and a blank hole in the center..



thanks in advance,



brgds, toppo



Darn, I knew it wasn't gonna turn out right anyway despite the preview.. trying again:

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toppo kirjoitti:

Hi,

have a look to those links, if you have found YOUR logo there, only click on it and you got the known info about it.

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HopeThatHelps,

Jorgen dj0ud

Hi, I've browsed through a couple of similar catalogs, but no luck.. It's darn close to the General Instruments IC-logo, but just not quite it..

but thanks anyway..

-t

"Jorgen Lund-Nielsen" wrote in message news:edgtgg$qvna$ snipped-for-privacy@claire.desy.de...

It looks to me, like the 'System General' logo. Taiwanese company, specialising in power management ICs. It's a sort of 'G', round a lower case 'S'.

Best Wishes

"Roger Hamlett" wrote in news:S8UKg.2657$ snipped-for-privacy@newsfe1-gui.ntli.net:

The OP said connector, not IC.

What country is it from? What industry segment-- military? Can't you post a link to a decent high-res photo?

Best regards, Spehro Pefhany

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Thanks guys, the connector is from a remote control of a robot that joints sheet metal. I just found the specs for the connector from a catalog at

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but the original manufacturer logo is still a mystery to me. So though it's now only trivial, loads of credit still up for grabs for the one who gets it right! =)

I'll give you all a 3 point hint: an actual picture of the logo =) :

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brgds, T

toppo kirjoitti:

...though I think Roger Hamlett already got it right - it sure looks a lot like the System General logo to me, but what's it doing on a connector then - I thought they were "IC-only"..

Here's the specs for the connector - just for the heck of it.. So if you have a bunch, feel free to throw one my way.. =)

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toppo schrieb:

Why didn't you provide the photo with your very first post?

Tilmann

http://www.autometer.de - Elektronik nach Maß.

Yes. System general though, have at times produced other parts, and had parts made for them. The logo is so like theirs that it is 'suspicious'.

Best Wishes

Roger Hamlett kirjoitti:

Thanks guys, Yes - a binder connector it is - series 680.. It honestly took me the whole day just to find the picture in the firstplace =) Now all I need is a reseller. The one I found from here (Finland, that is) says that the ones with 19 poles can only be ordered directly from the factory, minimum 25pcs. =P

Roger Hamlett kirjoitti:

Thanks guys, Yes - a binder connector it is - series 680.. It honestly took me the whole day just to find the picture in the firstplace =) Now all I need is a reseller. The one I found from here (Finland, that is) says that the ones with 19 poles can only be ordered directly from the factory, minimum 25pcs. =P

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