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Understanding UL Class 2 power transformer requirements for food and beverage Read more...

The QPP0025 Balun is designed for applications that require small, low-cost, and high reliable surface mount components. The units are built lead-free and RoHS compliant. This balun offers low insertion loss combined with a high RF power capability across a broad temperature range. All devices are 100% RF tested. The QPP0025 is optimized for use with Qorvo slope equalizers QPC733... Read more...

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In the latest ebook from Triad Magnetics, we discuss the various transformers and inductors necessary to meet the needs of a broad range of EV applications. Read more...

Our helpful guide provides an in-depth look at the types of current sense transformers available, and the factors to consider when designing one for an application. Get your copy today! Read more...

Exxelia’s Smart Integrated Magnetics is a custom space-grade solution combining transformer and inductor in a single compact assembly for DAB DC-DC converters. Designed for PCDUs, it delivers up to 2 kW, ~99% efficiency, and robust performance in harsh environments. Read more...

Vishay’s new SGTPL-28 series 150 W planar transformers are low-profile, space-grade devices for 28 V forward converters in avionics, military, and space applications. Featuring multiple secondary outputs, rugged construction, and high power density, they deliver reliable performance in extreme environments. Read more...

Würth Elektronik's WE-LAN 10/100 Base-T pulse transformer is designed for high-performance LAN applications. Offering a compact SMD design with a 350µH inductance, it ensures reliable network connections in routers, switches, and modems. Read more...

Fuji Electric oil-immersed transformers are used across a wide range of industries and energy systems. Read more...

A brief overview of UL Class 2 power transformers is a good place to begin building a better understanding. Class 2 power transformers must accompany Class 2 circuits, which feature limitations of power for shock and fire prevention. Read more...