Product category:
AC/DC Power Supplies
News Release from: Lambda
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial
Team on 02 October 2006
Show provides debut for expanded range
of supplies
At Electronica 2006, Lambda is showcasing an extensive family of new products, ranging from tiny board-mounting DC/DC convertors to multi-kilowatt power supplies.
At Electronica 2006, Lambda is showcasing an extensive family of new products, ranging from tiny board-mounting DC/DC convertors to multi-kilowatt power supplies Following Lambda's acquisition by TDK Corporation of Japan, a range of new products designed and manufactured by TDK under the collaborative TDK-Lambda brand will be featured
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 7 Jul 2008 at 8.00am (UK)
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Lambda has also achieved the accolade of having its Genesys range of 3.3kW DC programmable power supplies shortlisted in the Product of the Year category of the Elektra Awards which run concurrently with Electronica.
Genesys power supplies have been developed specifically to meet the growing need for RoHS compliant high power programmable units which are smaller, lower in cost, more reliable and easier to use than other products currently on the market.
"This year, Electronica is an even more important exhibition for us than usual", said Martin Southam, Director of Marketing for Lambda Europe, "as it is our first pan European opportunity to show our expanded range of new products available since becoming part of TDK".
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"Lambda is now exclusively marketing TDK power supplies to industrial, medical and instrumentation customers in Europe".
"The new organisation combines leading-edge power supply design expertise with TDK's recognised advanced component technology", he continued.
"This combination means that we are now in a strong position to provide our customers with the very best in power solutions, as a visit to our stand will quickly confirm".
In addition to Genesys power supplies, highlights among other new product introductions on the Lambda stand include NV 300 and 700W 1U configurable power supplies which offer high power density to save space, and high efficiency which not only minimises the generation of unwanted heat but also reduces wasted power.
Lambda is introducing the new PFE 500 and 700W front end models aimed at distributed power applications and rapid custom applications when combined with Lambda's extensive range of DC bricks and POL convertors.
Also on show are the new ultra-thin convection cooled RTW single-output supplies which are 50% smaller than typical products of a similar rating; CC-E series 1.5 to 25W DC/DC convertors which combine a small footprint, low height, high efficiency and through hole or SMD mounting.
The leading edge TDK Innoveta range of DC/DC bricks and POL convertors will also be exhibited by Lambda for the first time.
Throughout the exhibition, experts from Lambda are on stand to demonstrate the new products and to give advice on the significant benefits, including cost of ownership savings, that ground-breaking power supply technology from Lambda and TDK can provide in the visitors' own applications. Request free introductory details about products from Lambda ...
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