Jan/Feb, 2024


NEPTUNE, NJ — TDK Corporation has introduced its 30 to 75W rated TDK-Lambda PYQ series of quarter brick foot- print DC-DC converters. Capable of operating from an


ultra-wide 12:1 input of 14 to 160 VDC or 8:1 input 9 to 75 VDC, the converters are compatible with 12, 24, 48, 72, and 110 VDC nominal system voltages. Applications include railroad rolling stock and trackside


Polyimide Adhesive Tapes from Adhesive Applications


EASTHAMPTON, MA — Polyi - mide adhesive tapes stand at the forefront of advanced technology, offering a combination of remark- able features that make them indispensable in diverse indus- tries. Known for their exceptional temperature resistance, these tapes can endure extreme condi- tions ranging from –100 to 500°F (–73 to +260°C), making them ideal for applications in medical,


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equipment, robotics, power gen- eration and scientific research equipment. The PYQ50 converters are


available with 5, 12, 24, and 48 outputs and the PYQ75 with 12, 15, 24, 28, and 48. Using the trim function, they can be adjusted using a resistor or an external voltage to compensate for voltage drops, or to accommodate non- standard system voltages. The PYQ models have overvoltage, overcurrent and overtempera- ture protection. Remote on/off is also includ-


ed as standard. The plastic case is silicone potted to provide a high resistance to shock and vibration. To meet demanding high voltage requirements for


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transients and a 5,000m alti- tude, the power modules have an input to output isolation of 3,000V. With efficiencies of up to 90%, power losses are minimized allowing the products to operate at case temperatures of –40 to +221°F (–40 to +105°C), with


convection or forced air cooling. Contact: TDK-Lambda


Americas, Inc., 405 Essex Road, PYQ series DC-DC converter.


Neptune, NJ 07753 % 732-795-4100 E-mail: tom.goodman@us.tdk- lambda.com Web: www.tdk- lambda.com


See at IME West, Booth 3183


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electronics, aerospace, and auto- motive sectors. Adhesive Applications is a


leading manufacturer of pres- sure-sensitive adhesive tapes, providing customized solutions that stick with you. With a histo- ry dating back over five decades, the company has continuously evolved and adapted to meet the ever-changing needs of indus- tries across the globe. The com- pany has an unwavering com- mitment to quality, innovation, and customer satisfaction. Adhesive Applications offers


a diverse range of adhesive tape solutions, tailored to meet the specific requirements of each customer and industry. Its port- folio includes self-wound, trans- fer, single coated, and double coated film and PE foam tapes with the following adhesive tech- nologies: silicone, acrylic, rubber, hot melt, solvent borne, and


water borne. Contact: Adhesive Applica -


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Featuring the new


Digital Sight 10 Camera • 6K imaging (23.9 MP) • high sensitivity • low noise • fast live display


Brilliant, high-magnification microscopy with legendary Nikon optics


Unrivaled zoom optics, providing the world’s highest zoom ratio of a stereo microscope


Superior resolution with lenses that deliver brilliant images with true-to-life colors.


Wide-range of illuminators and accessories to accommodate multiple observation methods


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