Future Electronics Promotes TDK's EPCOS Components for Energy Transient Protection
Future Electronics recently announced immediate shipping availability of EPCOS components from TDK, for energy transient protection.
- (1888PressRelease) May 21, 2016 - EPCOS components from TDK deliver high energy transient protection, ESD protection, and thermal management. TDK's EPCOS components offer extended life, enhanced system reliability, and reduced maintenance.
In addition to protection devices such as GDTs (gas discharge tubes), metal oxide varistors, and thermistors, TDK also offers EPCOS capacitors, inductors and chokes for LED lighting systems.
For more information about TDK, energy transient protection, and EPCOS components available through Future Electronics, visit www.FutureElectronics.com
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