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TDK Presents High-Voltage DC Contactor


FOUNTAIN HILLS, AZ — TDK Corporation announces the HVC50, a high-voltage DC con- tactor designed for connecting or disconnecting lithium-ion batter- ies with up to 1,500V in traction applications, energy storage sys- tems (ESS), and megawatt charging systems (MCS). With


New Products Würth Elektronik


www.us - tech.com June 2025 Extends RGB LED Series


ceramic arc chamber with a gas- filled design, ensuring rapid and safe current disconnection even under extreme conditions. Its integrated mirror contact, compli- ant with IEC 60947-4-1, enhances operational safety by providing precise


switching feedback.


Thanks to the bidirectional capa- bility of the contactor, currents can flow both ways seamlessly, making it exceptionally versatile. A dual-coil design for operat-


HVC50 high-voltage DC contactor.


this component, TDK enables its customers to drive the green transformation towards an all- electric society and reduce car- bon footprint. In a single event, the HVC50


can disconnect DC voltages of up to 1,500V and DC currents of up to 1,000A in less than 30 ms. Continuously, it can carry up to 750A. Weighing 3.75 lb (1.7 kg) and measuring 3.85 x 5.51 x 3.71 in. (97.8 x 140 x 94.2 mm), this component is designed for the demanding requirements of indus- trial applications and commercial vehicles, combining reliability, safety, and easy integration. The HVC50 features a


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ing voltages of 12 or 24V ensures energy-efficient operation. The making power is 50W, whereas the steady-state power is just 6W, because after 200 ms one of the coils can be switched off. Certified to CE, UKCA, and


UL standards, the HVC50 con- tactor aligns with global safety and performance benchmarks, supporting its use in diverse regions, including Europe, the U.S., and Asia. By addressing the growing demand for efficient and reliable power in ESS and MCS, the HVC50 is poised to accelerate the adoption of sus- tainable energy solutions and high-capacity charging infra-


structures worldwide. Contact: TDK Electronics,


Inc., 16138 E Glenview Place,


Fountain Hills, AZ 85268 % 480-836-4104 E-mail: debbie.martin@tdk- electronics.tdk.com Web: www.tdk-electronics.tdk.com


MUNICH, GERMANY — Würth Elektronik expands its RGB LED series WL-SFTD SMT full- color top LED with the 2828 package, featuring a dome lens and a 70 degree emission angle. This ensures targeted and even light distribution, minimizing glare and maximizing bright- ness. The durable LEDs are suit- able for demanding lighting and signaling applications — and due to their IPx8 water protection, they are also suitable for exposed outdoor conditions. By combining a footprint of


just 0.11 x 0.11 in. (2.8 × 2.8 mm), a dome lens with an opti- mal 70 degree emission angle, efficient RGB color control, and an elegant matte black housing, an innovative solution is offered for flexible, energy-efficient lighting. Due to their high con- trast and premium dynamic color display, the LEDs are ideal as pixels for video walls. With their matte black housing, they achieve up to 25 percent higher contrast than white PLCC LED housings. The 70 degree emission angle


SAN JOSE, CA — Lexar has launched its NQ780 M.2 2280 PCIe 4.0 NVMe SSD and the pro- fessional NM1090 PRO PCIe 5.0 SSD, designed to provide the peak


Portable Phase Meter Features:


 BNC Inputs  Edge-triggered inputs for duty-cycle independence


 Rising or Falling Edge (each channel)  50 or 1M Termination (each channel)


 AC or DC Coupled (each channel)  Phase in Degrees or Radians  Absolute or Relative Modes


Specifications:


 Frequency Range: 500Hz to 20MHz  Threshold Range: -5V to +5V  Resolution: 0.1 Degrees  Worst-Case Accuracy: ±0.75 Degrees  Operating Use Between Charges: 20 Hours


 Dimensions (Excluding BNC’s): 6.1” x 2.8” x 1.1” (15.5cm x 7.1cm x 2.8cm)


 Weight: 8.8oz (250g)


www.datadelay.com sales@datadelay.com


NEW!


Data Delay Devices introduces the PM-01, a portable, hand-held phase meter. Battery operated and rechargeable via USB, this device measures the phase dierence between two signals. Useful for analyzing PLL’s, establishing synchronization, and other timing applications.


of the dome lens improves light directionality, resulting in up to 20 percent more even light distri- bution compared to conventional LEDs with a lower emission angle. Besides video walls and dis-


WL-SFTD SMT LEDs.


plays, the LEDs are also suitable for architectural lighting as well as pathway and street lighting. Their IPx8 water protection also makes them ideal for use in harsh environments and weatherproof installations, audio and DJ equip- ment, as well as smart home and


electronic products. Contact: Würth Elektronik


eiSos GmbH & Co. KG, Clarita- Bernhard-Strasse 9, 81249


Munich, Germany % +49-7942-945-5186 E-mail: sarah.hurst@we-online.de Web: www.we-online.de


Lexar Launches Line of SSDs


performance needed to keep every game running smoothly. The professional NM1090


PRO PCIe 5.0 SSD delivers speeds up to 14,000 MB/s read and 13,000 MB/s write to provide superior performance for profes- sional-grade systems. Its 6 nm controller optimizes heat control for more efficient performance and customers can pair it with an AMD Ryzen or Intel i9 proces- sor for a next-level game experi- ence. The drive features DRAM Cache and SLC dynamic cache to greatly enhance data transfer speeds to reduce wait times and improve system responsiveness. The NQ780 M.2 2280 PCIe


4.0 NVMe SSD is designed with premium technologies to deliver read/write speeds up to 7000/ 6000 MB/s and to prevent system lags for both games and work applications. A single-sided design and


intelligent power control make it perfect for laptops. Plus, the drive comes with the Lexar DiskMaster SSD management tool so users can perform firm - ware updates and monitor drive health.


Contact: Lexar, 1737


N First Street, Suite 680, San Jose, CA % 408-933-1088 Web: www.americas.lexar.com


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