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MUNICH, GERMANY — Würth Elektronik is expanding its WE- MCRI product series with the new 1090HL variant (HL = High Leakage), a coupled inductor specifically designed to improve the performance of SEPIC, ZETA and Cuk converters. This unique double choke takes an unconven- tional approach by deliberately harnessing leakage inductance, which is normally treated as a parasitic element in convention- al designs. The coupled inductor enables more effective filtering for improved EMC performance
Antaira Launches All-In-One Outdoor Network Enclosure
LAS VEGAS, NV — Antaira Technologies has launched its LANOBOX series of pre-built, IP68-rated NEMA 4X network enclosures. Each LANOBOX unit is a combined solution of a ruggedized cabinet enclosure, an Antaira PoE switch, an industri- al power supply, and a 20 kA surge protector.
Würth Expands Selection of Coupled Power Inductors Würth Elektronik, unlike
with a far more compact design. By using the molded double
choke, which measures just 11 × 10 × 9 mm, ripple current reduc- tion can be achieved with a lower inductance value. Cost and space are reduced compared with using two separate inductors. This spe- cial component also requires a smaller AC coupling capacitor, without sacrificing efficiency. This also enables a more com- pact design. As a molded coupled inductor, this component deliv- ers temperature-stable and soft saturation performance.
other manufacturers, specifies tol-
erances for the coupling factor and leakage inductance. Developers can also obtain support with de- sign and EMC-related questions. The new model in the SMT mold- ed coupled inductor series is now available from stock with no min- imum order quantity. Free sam-
ples can be requested. Contact: Würth Elektronik
eiSos GmbH & Co. KG, Clarita- Bernhard-Strasse 9, 81249
WE-MCRI coupled power inductors.
Munich, Germany % +49-7942-945-5186 E-mail:
sarah.hurst@we-
online.de Web:
www.we-online.de
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LANOBOX series network enclosure.
The LANOBOX Series has
two distinct models to serve differ- ent outdoor industrial networking demands. Both models share the same IP68/NEMA 4X enclosure, 20 kA surge protection, and wide- temperature rating. The LANOBOX-105-T is de-
signed for straightforward PoE connectivity. Inside its enclosure is an Antaira FNP-0500G-T un- managed five-port Gigabit flat switch with four PoE+ outputs at up to 30W per port and a 120W total budget, backed by a 200W power supply. The system is ready to support IP cameras, ac- cess points, and sensors at the
network edge. Contact: Antaira
Technologies, 7660 Dean Martin Drive, Suite 201, Las Vegas, NV 89139 % 714-671-9000 E-mail:
info@antaira.com Web:
www.antaira.com
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