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Orlando, FL — API Technologies Corp. has created an expanded mag- netic product family emphasizing increased custom design and manu- facturing capabilities. Since acquir- ing three well known magnetic enti- ties, API has combined the people, products and technologies into a new division, the API Magnetics group. This group produces a very broad range of magnetic devices, including transformers, inductors, chokes and coils as well as custom application- specific solutions. According to the company, the
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tal conditions, regulatory require- ments and qualification conditions. Examples of products include:
API Magnetics group is poised to help identify the ideal magnetic product for any application. It offers extensive custom design and manu- facturing capabilities, and a wealth of experience in engineering. In order to satisfy special
requirements, the company’s team will modify a standard product or
Rechargeable RoHSCompliant Batteries from
Cardinal Comp. Wayne, NJ — Cardinal Components, Inc. is now a global second source sup- plier for Cymbet EnerChip™ re - chargeable solid-state battery pack- aged products. Produced in the USA, EnerChip smart batteries are syner- gistic with the company’s recently introduced Real Time Clock products.
high frequency current transformers and load detector current sensors; precision wound heavy-duty toroidal inductors of up to 100 Amps; high frequency inverter transformers; laminate power transformers from 3 to 100,000VA; broadband and voice- band transformers used for datacom and telecom; custom and build-to- print air coils for RF power, filter and sensing applications. Magnetics prod- ucts can be built to meet some of the industry’s most stringent require- ments, including many MIL, ANSI and
Wide range of magnetics products, many for hi-rel applications.
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develop a new “clean sheet” solution. These custom magnetic solutions result in a product that addresses a
variety of critical design criteria, such as electrical characteristics, mechanical constraints, environmen-
ISO certifications. Contact: API Technologies’
Magnetics Group, 4705 S. Apopka Vineland Road, Suite 210, Orlando, FL 32819 % 855-294-3800 E-mail:
sales@apitech.com Web:
www.eis.apitech.com
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EnerChip rechargeable solid state battery packaged products.
According to the company,
EnerChip batteries will be used in three major application areas: to sup- ply power backup for the Real Time Clock products that the company currently produces as well as other RTC devices in the market. The sec- ond is for the company’s expanding line of modules that use embedded rechargeable solid-state batteries that are RoHS, REACH, and WEEE compliant. The third area is the rap- idly expanding Energy Harvesting power market, using ambient energy sources such as light, vibration, motion,thermal gradients, air and fluid flow and RF induction. The addition of the EnerChip™ solid state battery product line continues the expansion of Cardinal Com - ponents’ successful programmable series of oscillators, multi-output oscillators, TCXO, VCXO, and Spread Spectrum products, Real
Time Clocks, and custom modules. Contact: Cardinal Components,
Inc., Wayne Interchange Plaza I, 145 Route 46 West, Wayne, NJ 07470 % 973-785-1333 fax: 973-785- 0053 E-mail:
sales@cardinalxtal.com Web:
www.cardinalxtal.com
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