April 28th marks the 25th Anniversary for Saelig Company Inc, which started as The Saelig Company as a part-time pursuit from a spare room in my home. Now - thanks to our wonderful staff - we represent and sell leading-edge products from over 100 companies from all over the world. We are blessed!
Tuesday, April 30, 2013
Wednesday, April 10, 2013
Recent Saelig Tweets ...........
Saelig April Newsletter: Enter to win a $119.00 HPG1 - 1 MHz
Pocket Function Generator - http://bit.ly/ZFRWrw
April Newsletter: New Handheld RF & Benchtop Spectrum
Analyzers & New Makerbot 3D Printers In Stock - http://bit.ly/ZFRWrw
How To Avoid The Threat Of Counterfeit ICs (EEWeb Pulse p.12-13)
http://bit.ly/16N4s7R
Monday, February 4, 2013
NMW
National Marriage Week
United Marriage Encounters and NMWUSA are co-sponsoring a 2-Minute Video Contest with a Winner's Free Trip to Hawaii for the couple with the winning marriage story.
"It has been long proven that children fare best at every level if they can grow up with both their father and mother," said Mrs. Weber. "Since more than 40 percent of U.S. babies today are born out of wedlock, which is the greatest predictor of poverty for women and children, and we have an alarming drop in marriage rates—nearly 80% of all adults were married in 1970, only 52% today—the need is greater than ever for a positive campaign to strengthen marriage," she continued.
The Brookings Institution says that if the U.S. had the marriage rate today that it had in 1970, there would be a 25 percent drop in poverty. The Heritage Foundation says that marriage drops the probability of a child living in poverty by 82 percent, cites Mrs. Weber.
The NYC Human Resources Commissioner was recently reported to be planning a local campaign about the benefits of marriage "for the outcome of the child," motivated by the fact that 70 percent of all babies born in the Bronx are to unwed moms—news Weber cited as "quite an extraordinary development."
"We encourage citizens, organizations, and houses of worship to launch marriage strengthening classes and events, list them on the National Calendar at National Marriage Week, and for individuals to find an event near them to help their own marriage, or help others," explains Mrs. Weber.
Source: National Marriage Week USA
Monday, January 14, 2013
CES 2013
The Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas last week was jammed-packed with the latest consumer gizmos. But I was looking for the latest industrial products for our customers. The Makerbot Stand was extremely busy. They had multiple
Replicator 2s in operation, a well as the new 2X (dual extruders, heated
platen, enclosed build space). I posted
a video clip here: http://youtu.be/zglw7ZNYmn4
Plessey Electronics' stand was also very bust as they showed their new gesture-sensing ICs, as well as their iPhone-compatible ECG/EKG device.
Plessey Electronics' stand was also very bust as they showed their new gesture-sensing ICs, as well as their iPhone-compatible ECG/EKG device.
Thursday, December 20, 2012
ABI ELECTRONICS CLOSES $1.3m CONTRACT WITH COLOMBIA
Background
Willian Santos, business development manager at ABI,
explains: “In most countries, it is evident that companies have become
much more conscious about their maintenance processes and related
costs. Budget restrictions and the ever-increasing pressure from local
governments to be more ‘green’ are driving businesses towards a
“repair, not replace” strategy. This is creating a demand for people
capable of managing electronics maintenance in a more effective way - producing an increasing pressure on education and training
providers, forcing them to keep pace with the industry demands for
qualified graduates with strong abilities in the fields of electronics
fault finding and repair”.
In
Colombia, SENA identified these requirements through their local
industry partners but also via the free trade agreement signed with the
USA. The research conducted within this agreement indicated that a
long downtime of production equipment would have a negative impact on
the country’s competitiveness.
Thus, the
national directors set about modernizing the education infrastructure
through country-wide projects incorporating all disciplines. In order
to keep with the slogan “SENA, a world class organization”,
SENA turned to worldwide companies with a proven success in education
and an ability to provide internationally recognized training.
Partnership
ABI
Electronics has long been a major partner of education organisations
around the world, supplying proven quality equipment for the teaching
of basic and advanced fault finding techniques in electronics. In
addition, ABI has formed strong ties over the years with key
influential organisations in this sector, including WorldSkills and
SENAI (Brazil).
A range of ABI
equipment was carefully reviewed and selected in order to supply 10
technical schools initially, with a further 15 schools in the second
phase of the project (2013). In return, ABI Electronics also offered a
complete training package, including IPC 610 (through Electronics Yorkshire) as an internationally recognised certification.
Products
Selecting ABI
as a supplier was driven not only by the quality and capabilities of
the equipment but also by the extended support that ABI offered during
the whole process. For instance, the software platform was redesigned
to offer a version in Spanish, which is available “offline” for
students to work at their convenience without hardware. Users will also
benefit from a training package with a range of interactive exercises
(also in Spanish) that can be implemented live using a special training
board.
SENA ordered 30 sets of the following equipment package:
This modular package, highly popular in many fields of applications,
offers in-circuit functional testing of components for both digital
and analogue electronics. Other capabilities include power-off
signature analysis and many re-designable traditional instruments, such
as a digital storage oscilloscope and a function generator.
This versatile solution is
capable of in-system programming and boundary scan testing for
JTAG-enabled devices, a common configuration on recently designed PCBs.
The RevEng package enables users to produce professional quality circuit diagrams from a sample board.
Product package (above): SENA ordered 30 sets for their technical schools
Monday, December 17, 2012
Monday, December 10, 2012
Perfect for Soldering / Inspection
A. writes:I really like my new Microscope from @Saelig Good advice going with 200x + polarizer w stand. This is perfect for soldering / Inspection.
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I really like my new Microscope from @Saelig Good advice going with 200x + polarizer w stand. This is perfect for soldering / Inspection.
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