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Premium aluminium PFC capacitors
20 October 2004, Power Electronics / Power Management

PhaseCap capacitors in cylindrical aluminium cases have been designed for power factor correction. Since loads like motors and transformers consume active power as well as reactive power, generators, ...
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Clip-on heatsinks for high power density transistors
20 October 2004, Power Electronics / Power Management

For improving the heat dissipation from transistors, Fischer Elektronik offers an appropriate solution with its clip-on heatsinks made of copper. Suitable for TO218, TO220, TO247, TO248, SIP multiwatt ...
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Power factor corrector uses fast solid state switches
20 October 2004, Power Electronics / Power Management

The increasing complexity and sensitivity of electronic equipment calls for replacement of conventional static power factor correction (PFC) systems by dynamic PFC systems that react in realtime. Typical ...
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Nonvolatile port expander integrates a user-EEPROM
20 October 2004, CST Electronics, DSP, Micros & Memory, Security Services & Risk Management

The DS4520 is Dallas Semiconductor's new 9-bit nonvolatile (NV) port expander plus memory, that offers users a programmable alternative to the hardware jumpers and mechanical switches used to control ...
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Partsnic CD ROM
20 October 2004, Technical Literature

Partsnic, formerly known as Daewoo Electronic Components, has produced a CD-ROM catalogue that covers its range of: aluminium and tantalum capacitor; hybrid IC; deflection yoke; flyback transformer; tuner; ...
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Epcos - wherever there is electronics
6 October 2004, News

Electrocomp has been appointed as the official sales office and sole southern African region distributor for Epcos, the German developer, producer and marketer of passive electronic components. Passive ...
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Strobe supply drives up to five white LEDs
6 October 2004, CST Electronics, Power Electronics / Power Management

The MAX1583, a high-efficiency, step-up DC-DC converter that drives up to five white LEDs in series with a high constant current to provide camera flash/strobe power in cellphones, PDAs, and other handheld ...
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Single chip optical solution for data/telecom systems is fully integrated
6 October 2004, Opto-Electronics

Infineon Technologies has announced what it says is the industry's first intelligent laser diode driver (iLDD) targeting small form factor (SFF) and small form pluggable (SFP) optical transceiver applications ...
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Enhanced optical transceiver for automotive applications
6 October 2004, Opto-Electronics, System Integration & Control Systems Design

A new fibre-optics transceiver from Infineon Technologies comes in a new modified low-cost cavity as interface (CAI) package and complies with the latest media oriented systems transport (MOST) PHY 1.1 ...
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New additions to digital transistor family
6 October 2004, Analogue, Mixed Signal, LSI, Information Security

Infineon Technologies has added 84 new products to its single digital transistor family (also known as resistor equipped transistors or RETs). The new additions improve overall system reliability, also ...
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Metal film resistors
6 October 2004, Passive Components

Phoenix Passive Components' SR37 family of surge resistors is composed of a multilayer metal film deposited on a high-quality ceramic body. The resistors are provided with a nonflammable blue coating, ...
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Aluminium electrolytic capacitors are resistant to shock and vibration
6 October 2004, Passive Components

The Epcos capacitors of the large-size series B41605 and B41607 have been specially developed by the company for automotive electronics. They are distinguished by high vibrational strength and maximum ...
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