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TDK Corporation has presented the new EPCOS aluminium electrolytic capacitor series B43548 with snap-in terminals. The capacitors feature an excellent maximum ripple current capability of 9.80A (400V, 100Hz, 60°C). This makes them well suited for demanding applications in power electronics.

TDK Corporation has presented a new, user-friendly tool to help users select the right PTC inrush current limiters (ICL) for a range of different power supply and converter topologies. The intuitive tool is available online and does not need to be downloaded.

In stock now at New Yorker Electronics is the new Cubisic SLP Series of Flat Pack Electrolytic Capacitors from Exxelia.

New Yorker Electronics has stocks of the new Vishay BC Components 190 RTL Aluminum Capacitors for increased design flexibility and board space in high temperature applications.

When the power supply voltage is decreased, voltage fluctuations can become more dangerous, requiring a high-performance DC/DC converter in order to operate within safe parameters. DC/DC converters can help to address these requirements, and power inductors are crucial components that affect DC/DC converters’ performance thereby enabling speed increases in LSIs while significantly reducing power requirements.

Knowles Precision Devices has introduced a new expanded range of safety-certified surface mount multilayer ceramic capacitors (MLCCs) for electronic device applications. The new capacitors offer customers a combination of capability and safety certification, and meet the demands of AEC-Q200 standards, modems and AC/DC power supplies where a lightning strike or other voltage transients represent a threat to electronic equipment.

The new ALH Series of AC Harmonic Filter Capacitors with 1,500 hour rating from Cornell Dubilier Electronics (CDE) are in stock at New Yorker Electronics.

Distributor TTI has stock for immediate shipment of multiple values of Panasonic’s GX/EEFGX series SP-CAP Conductive Polymer Aluminium Capacitors.

Siemens Mobility and Infineon Technologies have jointly developed new auxiliary converters to improve the efficiency of on-board power systems using power semiconductors based on silicon carbide (SiC).

Richardson Electronics has announced it is offering Cornell Dubilier’s new high-energy storage pulsedischarge capacitors. Highly customisable, Cornell Dubilier’s pulse capacitors are designed to deliver large amounts of energy in short bursts, providing excellent high-energy storage for applications with high voltage charge/discharge cycles.