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5. A2H Series
automotive relay
CIT Relay & Switch now offers
the 50A A2H Series automotive
relay with low temperature rise.
This newest addition to the CIT
relay family offers an option of
PC pin or quick connect mounting
and two styles of mounting
flanges. Contact arrangement
options are 1A or 1C with coil
voltage of 12 or 24 V dc. The A2H
Series automotive relay is rugged
in construction and offers low
temperature rise at full load.
CIT Relay & Switch
6. -30 V P-channel
MOSFET in PowerPAK
1212-8S package
Vishay Intertechnology Inc. has
introduced a new common-drain
dual n-channel 60-V MOSFET in
the compact, thermally enhanced
PowerPAK 1212-8SCD package.
Designed to increase power
density and efficiency in batterymanagement systems, plug-in
and wireless chargers, DC-DC
converters, and power supplies,
the Vishay Siliconix SiSF20DN
offers RS-S(ON) down to 10 mΩ
typical at 10 V in a 3- by 3-mm
footprint. This value is 89% lower
than Vishay's previous-generation
devices. The result is reduced
voltage drops across the power
path and minimized power losses
for increased efficiency.
Vishay Intertechnology Inc.
7. Direct-drive
linear motor
8. Series of slow blow
2410 SMD fuses
The new patented SDLM-019070-01-01 direct-drive linear
motor with integrated position
and temperature sensors is the
latest addition to the series of
zero-backlash, zero-cogging,
high-acceleration, high-speed,
high-resolution, long-life motors
from Moticont. This compact
motor is just 0.75 in. (19.1 mm)
in diameter and 2.75 in (69.9
mm) long. Protected inside the
motor housing, the linear optical
quadrature encoder is directly
connected to the shaft for the
greatest possible accuracy.
Highest throughputs are achieved
by the SDLM-019-070-01-01
linear motor when operating
at peak efficiency monitoring
the data from the internal
temperature sensor.
Bel Fuse-Circuit Protection
announces its 0680L Series of
ceramic surface-mount fuses
with in-rush current withstand
capability in a 2410 SMD package
size. These slow blow fuses are
designed for automotive and other
applications that require high
DC voltage ratings and high DC
interrupting ratings. Bel's 0680L
Series fuses are compatible
with the 260º, IR Pb-free solder
process. They feature a current
rating from 375 mA to 12 A and a
wide operating temperature range
of -55 to 125ºC. These fuses
are also AEC-Q200-compliant,
RoHS-compliant (with exemption
7(a)), halogen-free (MSL = 1), and
lead-free.
Bel Fuse
Moticont
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