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TEGAM Introduces New ± 40 VDC Bias Adapter
七月 30, 2013
Enables testing of batteries and polarized capacitors up to 40 VDC and 1 MHz GENEVA, OH – July 30, 2013 – The Advanced Energy's TEGAM Model 2191A ± 40 VDC BIAS ADAPTER was designed to work with Advanced Energy's TEGAM 3525 and 3550 LCR meters to enable accurate testing of electrolytic, tantalum and other polarized capacitors.
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Emerson Network Power Announces Cost-competitive AC-DC Power Supply Offering Full 1500 Watt Output across Input Range
七月 16, 2013
Carlsbad, Calif. [16 July, 2013] — Emerson Network Power, a business of Emerson (NYSE:EMR) and a global leader in delivering scalable embedded computing technology and power supplies for original equipment manufacturers in a wide range of industries, today announced a new 1500 W ac-dc power supply that - unlike many other units in the market - does not require any derating at low line and provides the full power across the input range 90 to 264 Vac.
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60 Watt Convection Cooled Medical Power Supply from Emerson Network Power Operates up to 80 Degrees Celsius
四月 18, 2013
Carlsbad, Calif. [18 April, 2013] — Emerson Network Power, a business of Emerson (NYSE:EMR) and a global leader in delivering scalable embedded computing technology and power supplies for original equipment manufacturers in a wide range of industries, today announced the latest addition to its portfolio of 60 W convection cooled open-frame ac-dc power supplies.
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Ultra-Compact Bulk Front-End Power Supplies from Emerson Network Power Feature 80 Plus Platinum Standard Efficiency
四月 04, 2013
Carlsbad, Calif. [4 April, 2013] — Emerson Network Power, a business of Emerson (NYSE:EMR) and a global leader in delivering scalable embedded computing technology and power supplies for original equipment manufacturers in a wide range of industries, today launched two ultra-compact ac-dc front-end power supplies that meet the 80 Plus Platinum standard for efficiency.
