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MLCCs take rougher handling without cracking up
A new range of chip capacitors can handle up to 400% more mechanical stress in case sizes from 0603 to 3640.
News from Flint (26 February 2003)
Aluminium electrolytics aim for lighting ballasts
Available from Logic Electronic Components is the CD261 Series from Jianghai, China's largest manufacturer of aluminium electrolytic capacitors.
News from Logic Electronic Components (26 February 2003)
Higher values for tantalum ranges
Nichicon (Europe) has extended the capacitance range of its F92 and F97 solid tantalum electrolytic capacitors.
News from Nichicon (Europe) (20 February 2003)
Electrolytics aim for ballast applications
The PZ series of electrolytic capacitors features high voltage and high ripple current characteristics that make them ideal for ballast applications.
News from Nichicon (Europe) (11 February 2003)
Solid polymer capacitors cut down ESR
The NSPV series of surface mount aluminium electrolytic capacitors uses a solid polymer electrolyte.
News from NIC Eurotech ( 7 February 2003)
Miniature electrolytic capacitors only 7mm high
If space is a problem, then the SA and SR series of electrolytic capacitors have the solution.
News from Nichicon (Europe) (23 January 2003)
Capacitors handle the heat under the bonnet
Designed for high-temperature and/or long-life applications, such as automotive electronics, GXL series capacitors from Young ECC feature endurance with ripple current of 5 to 10kh at 125C.
News from Young-ECC Electronics (22 January 2003)
Miniature electrolytics save space
The MP series of electrolytic capacitors is only 5mm high with a diameter range from 4 to 6.3mm.
News from Nichicon (Europe) (13 January 2003)
Frequency sources for millimetre wave applications
A precision frequency source of megahertz can be multiplied up to several gigahertz and provide a relatively inexpensive and reliable oscillator, says Robin Summers of Advanced Crystal Technology.
News from Gothic Components ( 7 January 2003)
Electrolytics take the heat of lead-free soldering
A wide range of surface mount aluminium electrolytic capacitors from Rubycon are compatible with the new, higher temperature profile required for lead-free soldering processes.
News from Rubycon ( 6 January 2003)
Electrolytics live longer with lower ESR
Manufactured by Nippon Chemi-Con and available from Young ECC, the KY series aluminium electrolytic capacitors employ a newly developed electrolyte to minimise ESR.
News from Young-ECC Electronics ( 6 January 2003)
Farnell retains robust margins
Premier Farnell has revealed its results for the third quarter and nine months ended 3rd November 2002.
News from Farnell InOne (17 December 2002)
Improved soldering for NTC thermistors
Delivering high sensitivity and high accuracy over a wide temperature range, the latest thermistors from BC Components are fully covered with glass for environmental protection.
News from BC Components International (13 December 2002)
Technical centre to boost R and D efforts
The new Rubycon Technical Centre is a state-of-the-art six-storey building that amalgamates the results from research, design and development.
News from Rubycon (10 December 2002)
Aluminium electrolytics cut down impedance
The MBZ aluminium electrolytic capacitor delivers best in class impedance performance - a massive 40% reduction in comparison with some existing models.
News from Rubycon ( 9 December 2002)
Ultra-low impedance for electrolytics
Featuring a minimum impedance of only 7mohm, the new HN series from Nichicon (Europe) has an extremely wide temperature range of -40 to +105C.
News from Nichicon (Europe) ( 6 December 2002)
Award is benchmark for RS
RS Components has been named as winner of the Best Multi-Channel Business category in this year's ECMOD Awards.
News from RS Components UK ( 6 December 2002)
Speedy recovery for surface-mount diodes
Easby Electronics is offering a wide choice of high reliability surface mount diodes from Taiwan Semiconductor.
News from Easby Electronics ( 2 December 2002)
BBC engineers gain intranet access to catalogue
The BBC has gone live with a customised online ordering system called Quick Order, which allows staff to place orders for a number of suppliers via the corporation's intranet.
News from Farnell InOne (25 November 2002)
MLCCs shrink to 0201 case size
New from Taiyo Yuden is the RM Series of 0201 case size multilayer ceramic capacitors (MLCCs).
News from Taiyo Yuden Europe (25 November 2002)
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