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FREMONT, CA — Delta Elec - tronics, a global leader in power and thermal management solu- tions, is presenting its Open Rack V3 (ORV3) total solutions. These solutions are de signed
to fulfill the highly demanding power, heat dissipation and high speed networking demands of high-performance computing (HPC) and artificial intelligence (AI) data centers, such as, Delta’s
Rugged Film Capacitors Electrocube Offers
POMONA, CA — New Yorker Electronics has announced Electrocube’s release of the new 985B Series of double metallized polypropylene film capacitors, designed for use in high-powered inverter applications. Able to handle high surge currents with-
surge currents without degrading makes it an excellent replacement for electrolytic capacitors. According to Electrocube,
engineers prefer the 985B series high-grade materials, design and manufacturing for high-powered inverter applications, rugged military and commercial land and sea applications, AC power, solar-, wind-, and steam-power generation, and avionics, electric vehicles and robotics. The series is manufactured
985B series capacitor.
out degrading, Electrocube’s 985B is a rugged, non-inductive- ly wound double metallized high- current capacitor. The 985B series is part of
Electrocube’s designated line of capacitors specially designed and optimized for high-temperature, high-current applications subject to AC and pulsing signals. The device’s ability to handle high
with a protective clear wrap on all wrap and fill units with extended electrode construction and standard tin-coated, oxygen- free solid copper leads. The epoxy resin endfills meet or exceed the flammability require-
ments of UL94V0. Contact: Electrocube, Inc.,
3366 Pomona Boulevard,
Pomona, CA 91768 % 909-595-4037 E-mail:
esales@electrocube.com Web:
www.electrocube.com
state-of-the-art ORV3 18 kW 1OU power shelves, which feature power supply units boasting lead- ing peak efficiency up to 97.5%, highly innovative air-assisted liq- uid cooling (AALC) systems,
same time allows reuse of exist- ing infrastructure components like racks and fan walls to opti- mizing resource utilization. Delta’s ORV3 rack boasts a staggering 44OU or 48RU capaci-
ORV3 open rack power supply.
which enhance cooling density up to 2.5 times compared to tradi- tional air-cooling systems, and Delta’s new 800G Ethernet net- working switches. Delta’s AALC solution fea-
tures excellent heat dissipation, with thermal resistance 5 times lower than air cooling, thus max- imizing cooling density up to 2.5x, with the power consump- tion rate less than 3%. Moreover, AALC provides significant CAPEX savings by eliminating the need for raised floors and piping infrastructure, and at the
ty and supports 3086 lb (1400 kg) of load with the added strength of two rack braces. This rack incor- porates a blind-mated and touch- proofed busbar, ensuring seam- less and secure connections. It will be featured alongside Delta’s ORV3 power shelves as well as switches and CDUs, all tailored to
the ORV3 rack. Contact: Delta Electronics
(Americas), Ltd., 46101 Fremont
Boulevard, Fremont, CA 94538 % 510-668-5599 E-mail:
cindy.y.lin@
deltaww.com Web:
www.deltaww.com
Messe Frankfurt Group
11 – 13.6.2024 NUREMBERG, GERMANY
DRIVING MANUFACTURING FORWARD
Would you like to experience the latest trends in electronics manufacturing up close, expand your specialist knowledge and exchange ideas with industry experts?
Then immerse yourself in the world of electronics manufacturing and be there when the SMTconnect 2024 opens its doors again in Nuremberg, Germany. With a focus on Surface Mount & Microelectronics Manufacturing Technologies, the SMTconnect is the only trade fair in Europe that covers the entire pro duction process for microelectronic assemblies and systems. Use this opportunity to expand your partner network in Europe and gain a quick overview of the market.
More information:
smtconnect.com
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