Industry News

TDK Corporation has announced the extended the range of EPCOS aluminum electrolytic capacitors by adding types with higher rated voltages.

W. L. Gore & Associates has announced an expanded line of adhesive vents with a new product specifically engineered for small enclosures, such as displays for electric bikes, mobility aids, and heavy duty equipment.

Global Test Solutions announced the launch of the DL Series electronic direct current (DC) loads from NF Corporation with high speed feedback control. Four models are available, each with six modes combining constant voltage, current and resistance from 300 to 1000 watts.

The Washington Laboratories Academy and the Center for Advanced Engineering and Research (CAER) have reached a collaborative agreement to provide technology training in Southeastern region of Virginia. Training will focus on practical design and development of electronics, nuclear and wireless technologies. Initial topics will include electromagnetic compatibility design, wireless regulations for global markets and electrical safety design.

Leader Tech announced their CFS conductive form shielding material that consists of resilient Nickel-Copper polyurethane foam which is layered between two pieces of conductive fabric. The operating temperature ranges from -40°F to +156°F (-40°C to +70°C) and the shielding effectiveness is 60dB typical (10 MHz to 3 GHz). Sheets are available up to 1.0m x 1.0m and in thickness of 1.5mm, 2.5mm and 3.5mm.

Fair-Rite Products Corp. has announced the expansion of its line of power inductive materials to include a full offering of standard components as well as custom shapes and sizes. These materials are highlighted in a new catalog and are designed to optimize performance across operating frequency and temperature to produce efficient energy conversation products.

Com-Power has announced the introduction of a new biconcial antenna that is ideal for CISPR-16-1-4 Site Voltage Standing Wave Ratio testing. Model ABM-6000 operates in the 1 to 6 GHz frequency range and features a dipole-like radiation pattern. It can be used as a transmitting or receive antenna.

HVT now offers and supports Class A Amplifiers from Prana. Solid-state amplifiers cover 10 kHz up to 6 GHz; powers up to & above 12 kWatts. Designed with unique characteristics for the EMC industry: Infinite mismatch tolerance, more linear power where needed, robust and built to last.