Magnetic components make up custom range

The company has three development sites throughout Europe (Germany, France and Denmark) and claims to react quickly to customer requests as well as offering on-site support. Its design engineers work with the modern design and simulation tools and understand the surrounding ecosystem of the magnetic components in power conversion, signal processing or EMI applications, says the company.

This capability allows integration support and the ability to supply integrated magnetic units. The design teams have access to all soft magnetic materials available, enabling them to optimise the bespoke magnetics to technical and - equally importantly - to the customer’s economical requirements.

The company’s production network consists of plants in Europe and Asia. They are specialised to support high volume mass production as well as very low volume, or even one-off projects, says the company, and have cleanroom facilities.

At this year’s PCIM, the company is showing both standard and custom magnetic components and power supply solutions. It is also presenting Designing high-reliability magnetics for extreme environmentsat the Exhibitor Forum in Hall 7, Stand 260 on 10 May at 12:40pm.

Acal bfi: PCIM 2016 - Hall 6 – 427