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Breakers certified for avionics applications
The corporate quality management system of E-T-A's group headquarters has been accredited to EN9100:2000/AS9100:2001 which address the requirements of the aircraft industry. Brochure available
News from E-T-A Circuit Breakers ( 8 October 2003)
Protectors survive lightning and nuclear pulses
An extensive range of LEMP (lightning) and NEMP (nuclear electromagnetic pulse) protectors provide optimised protection and performance.
News from Huber+Suhner ( 8 October 2003)
Transient suppressor meets latest comms specs
The Semtech LC03-3.3 is the communications industry's only Telcordia GR-1089-compliant surge protection device for 10/100/1000 Ethernet interfaces.
News from Pulsar Electronics (26 September 2003)
Lightening protectors diminish residual pulses
A new range of lightening protectors removes the risk of damage to highly sensitive electronic equipment from the relatively high residual pulse at the output of standard gas capsule protectors.
News from Huber+Suhner (25 September 2003)
Suppressor covers multiple channels for CCTV
A more reliable and more convenient data and power suppressor for closed circuit television purposes can now simplify multiple-unit configuration.
News from Smiths Interconnect - Transtector Systems (24 September 2003)
New package shrinks optocoupler footprint
A family of optocouplers with a new-style package from NEC is claimed to be the smallest in the world.
News from Sunrise Electronics (24 September 2003)
Fuse and holder have protection taped
A new fuseholder system combines a surface-mount holder complete with fuse, taped ready for automatic insertion.
News from Littelfuse UK (15 September 2003)
Varistors handle more power in less space
Epcos has strengthened its EnergetiQ range of high-quality disc varistors with the addition of the Q14/Q20 series.
News from Epcos ( 8 September 2003)
Optocoupler keeps up with speedy switchers
A new 2A high-speed gate drive optocoupler is ideally suited for use with IGBTs and power MOSFETs.
News from Agilent Technologies ( 3 September 2003)
Resettable devices go lead-free
Raychem's popular SMD family of PolySwitch resettable devices are now available as lead-free components.
News from Raychem Circuit Protection ( 1 September 2003)
Lightning protection sets worldwide standard
A range of quarter-wave lightning protectors sets a new worldwide standard.
News from Huber+Suhner (29 August 2003)
Mains inlets take a break
The latest addition to Bulgin's Polysnap range of mains inlet modules incorporates a miniature circuit breaker. Brochure available
News from Bulgin Components (20 August 2003)
Fuses qualify for military uses
Cooper Electronic Technologies has a broad range of military qualified fuses for instrumentation, power, telecomms and a host of other special applications for operation in hostile environments.
News from Cooper Electronic Technologies (19 August 2003)
Filters react quickly to block spikes
Patented filter technology from PolyPhaser can make a difference of 700V less arriving at equipment input during a lightning strike.
News from Smiths Interconnect - Polyphaser (18 August 2003)
CVTs protect from damaging surges
User application article When Scrimsign Micro Electronics found that its award-winning signs were experiencing unforeseen failures, the company's research department concluded it was caused by transients in the power supply.
News from Advance Electronics (14 August 2003)
Overcurrent specialist turns to overvoltage
The ROV series of metal-oxide varistors (MOVs) can provide overvoltage fault protection on a wide variety of power systems.
News from Raychem Circuit Protection ( 5 August 2003)
Lightening protectors spread to WiFi market
Transtector has expanded its ALPU series of advanced lightning protection units.
News from Smiths Interconnect - Transtector Systems (15 July 2003)
Lower cost for automotive fuses
Three new series of lower-cost automotive blade fuses extend the well-established series manufactured by Pudenz.
News from Littelfuse UK (15 July 2003)
PTC thermistors improve telecomms protection
In response to the distinct trend in line-card design toward miniaturisation and simplification, Epcos has launched two completely new PTC thermistor designs for telecomms line protection.
News from Epcos (11 July 2003)
Electronic fuse protects 24V circuits
The all-new Waveguard provides industrial control and switching systems with fully reliable fault protection for switched-mode 24V DC power supplies.
News from Weidmuller (UK) ( 4 July 2003)
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