Distributor & Supplier Focus
Lighting the way
america ii Electronics has finalized an authorized distribution agreement withmanufacturer of lighting solutions, Virginia Optoelectronics.
President of America II Electronics,
JimMagee, said: “VaOpto offers a complete product portfolio of lighting components, while specializing in both high-power and high-output LEDs. Thismakes thema significant supplier in the lightingmarket and a great addition to the America II line card.”
Under the agreement, America II
will have global distribution rights, excluding Canada.
Virginia Optoelectronics president,
Charles Li, added: “We selected America II for its field sales coverage across the US. This will help us extend the VaOpto brand into newmarkets and provide customers with long-term inventory support.”
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Emerson Network Power is extending its line of configurable power supplies with a new AC-DC power supply, the µMP1.
The low-profile 1U µMP1 has six
available expansion slots, allowing engineers tomix-and-matchmodules for up to 12 outputs ranging from0.9 to 60V. It offers a power density of 13.9W per cubic inch and operating efficiency of up to 91 per cent typical at full case load. The case can deliver up to 1,200Wof output power with nominimumload requirement. The µMP1 accepts an input voltage range of 85V AC to 264V AC and is equipped with active power factor correction rated at 0.99 typical to minimize input harmonic current distortion.
Designed to ensure high efficiency and
reliability, the power supply is rated for performance from-40 to 70°C. It can withstand a shock/vibration ofmore than 50G, contributing to amean-time between failures ofmore than 550,000 hours at full load. The µMP1 is also equipped with EN60601medical safety approvals,making it ideal for certain medical applications, as well as industrial, process automation, robotics and telecommunications.
In other news fromEmerson, the company
BroadoffEriNG of PowEr maNaGEmENt iCs
APEC emerges as a leading supplier
Established in California in 2007, Advanced Power Electronics Corp. USA provides support to North American and European customers of Advanced Power Electronics Corporation (APEC). Based in Taiwan, APEC has emerged as a leading power semiconductor supplier andwas recently ranked 14th in theworld by iSuppli. As a fabless semiconductor company with strong support from
itsmanufacturing and technology partners, APEC has introduced a broad portfolio of powermanagement ICs and powerMOSFETs, such as the GreenFETTM
products using DirectFET© technology
licensed fromInternational Rectifier, to address ever-changing customer needs. Usingmultiple silicon foundries and packaging partners, APEC
has established a flexible supply chain to provide excellent support tomeet both short and long-termcustomer production demands. As a result, lead times have remained at nomore than 12weeks during the current industry shortages. The company’s products can be found in the computing,
consumer electronics, display, telecommunication, and industrial segments.
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has introduced two new wall-mount switching power supplies withmedical and IT equipment safety approvals. The DA12-M(12W) and DA18-M(18W) adapters are available in both fixed and interchangeable AC plug configurations andmeet Energy Star Level V efficiency standards.
The DA12-Mis available with five or 12V
outputs. The DA18-Mhas a 15V output and in its interchangeable version, the US and EU plugs can be inserted straight or at a 90-degree angle. Bothmodels feature universal 90 to 264V AC inputs inmultiple AC plug configurations. US, UK, EU and AU plugs are available on allmodels, with C8 available for the interchangeable versions only.
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