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New family of IGBT semiconductor modules set a new standard in performance
22 November 2000, Power Electronics / Power Management

Semikron offers a new generation of three-phase IGBT modules with the SKiM family (Semikron Integrated Module) which is also based on SKiiP technology. The module family, seen at the PCIM 2000, was designed ...
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Capacitors for reliable power factor correction
22 November 2000, Power Electronics / Power Management

The PhaseCap MKK capacitor from Epcos is a compactly designed metallised polypropylene film capacitor with self-healing properties. The current-carrying metal layer of an MKK capacitor is vapour-deposited ...
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Resettable fuses improve reliability at lower cost
25 October 2000, Circuit & System Protection

As PPTC fuses are resettable, warranty costs and service calls are largely avoided.
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Gas-filled surge arresters and varistors protect basestations
25 October 2000, Circuit & System Protection

Interference-free mobile communications services must be available at all times
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Multilayer ceramic capacitors
25 October 2000, Passive Components

Maximum capacitance within minimum space - this is the reason why multilayer capacitors are simply indispensable in many areas of advanced microelectronics. So says passives manufacturer Epcos who, as ...
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Surface mount NTCs adapted to the needs of miniaturisation
25 October 2000, Passive Components

BC Components, the passive components company that recently emerged from Philips Components, has introduced a range of negative temperature coefficient (NTC) 0603 surface mount thermistors, extending ...
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High bandwidth FIFOs
16 Feb 2000, Computer/Embedded Technology

IDT's x72 FIFOs are claimed to be the highest bandwidth FIFOs in the industry. The 3,3 V x 72 SuperSync II FIFOs operate at 100 MHz and are available in versions ranging from 32 Kb to 4 Mb densities. ...
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16.bit CAN 2.0B compliment microcontroller
1 March 2000, Altron Arrow, DSP, Micros & Memory


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High temperature electrolytic capacitators cut the size of harsh environment electronics
16 Feb 2000, Passive Components

A range of advanced high temperature electrolytic capacitors from BC Components means that designers no longer have to suffer the penalties of large case size, limited operating lifetime and high component ...
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High voltage aluminium electrolyte capacitors
16 Feb 2000, Passive Components

The newly developed B43560/580 Series with screw terminals is suited for high-voltage applications at temperatures up to 105°C. Manufactured by EPCOS, the use of new anode foils allowed up to 120% higher ...
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Aluminium electrolytic capacitors now in SMT
16 Feb 2000, Passive Components

EPCOS has extended its range of aluminium electrolytic capacitors with SMD versions to become a full range supplier of these components. The broad-based and diverse product range extends from large screw ...
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High temperature auto-insertable film capacitors
16 Feb 2000, Passive Components

BC Components offers a series of small, high performance, high temperature auto-insertable film capacitors ideal for use in lighting ballasts and HID lighting. With the addition of the MMKP 383 Series ...
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