Product category: Transformers and Inductors
News Release from: Datatronics Romoland | Subject: Transformers and inductors
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial Team on 24 July 2006
Magnetics guide is cure for headaches
The new Datatronics selection guide and shortform catalogue provides specification information on dozens of transformers and inductors
Design engineers looking for a faster, smarter way to specify and select high-reliability transformers and inductors for leading-edge applications will find the new magnetics selection guide and shortform catalogue from Datatronics Romoland, saves time and eliminates headaches. The new Datatronics selection guide and shortform catalogue provides specification information on dozens of transformers and inductors.
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For designers of life support, high-reliability and mission-critical equipment, the guide includes descriptions of standard products available off-the-shelf as well as information that will assist them in designing special or custom devices.
Datatronics Romoland is a world leader in transformers and inductors for equipment supporting a wide range of aerospace, avionics, military, medical, telecommunications and portable device applications.
The company designs and manufactures standard and custom magnetic components: power inductors, RF magnetics, switching transformers, telecomms transformers, high-voltage transformers, LAN modules/filters, and fine-wire magnetics as small as 56 AWG.
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Flyback transformers drive high impedance loads
Model 4283-1200 Series high-voltage flyback transformers provide a cost-effective means of driving high impedance loads requiring up to 2000V DC
Magnetic components from Datatronics Romoland are found on many of today's most advanced military aircraft, satellites, missile systems, radio communications, heart pacemakers, heart defibrillators, night vision goggles and numerous instruments found in a wide range of industrial devices.
The company's extensive custom design capabilities include engineering, materials analysis, environmental test, manufacturing, burn-in test and more. Request a free brochure from Datatronics Romoland....
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