API Delevan Press Release - June 11, 2009

API Delevan Introduces High Temperature Power Toroids

East Aurora, NY -- June 11, 2009 -- API Delevan, headquartered in East Aurora, New York, has introduced the HTPT66 series of high temperature power toroids. These toroids are intended for use in high operating temperature environments in switching power supplies, as output chokes, in EMI/RFI filtering, and DC/DC converters. They exhibit temperature stability, excellent saturation current characteristics, and are available in custom electrical configurations.

Standard inductances are from 0.390 µH to 100 µH with current ratings as high as 18.3 Amperes direct current. The components operate within a temperature range of -55°C to +200°C, and are available with either tin-lead or lead-free termination finish compliant with EU Directive 2002/95/EC and applicable amendments.

Samples are available and production lead-time is stock to 4 weeks ARO.

For more information, contact:
API Delevan
270 Quaker Road
East Aurora, New York, 14052
Phone 716 652 3600
Fax 716 652 4814
E-mail apisales@delevan.com
or visit us at www.delevan.com.

Posted 6/12/2009

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