EPCOS – Electronic Components, Modules and Systems

Products

Inductors

SMT version with highest reliability

TDK Corporation presents a new series of EPCOS SMT inductors with the highest reliability. The components of the new R series offer 30 percent higher saturation current capability than standard series types. The saturation current is between 1.05 and 38.0 A at inductance values from 0.82 to 1000 µH.

LC resonators for position measurement

Length and position measurement in harsh environments

Conventional methods for measuring angles are only partially suitable for use in harsh environments. A new LC resonator from EPCOS has been designed especially for the accurate measurement under adverse conditions.

RF components in DSSP technology

A new dimension in miniaturization

With innovative die-sized SAW packaging technology DSSP^® from EPCOS, TDK drives miniaturization of RF filters and duplexers. These components are up to 85 percent smaller than the first generation CSSP^® products.

Film capacitors

Compact AC capacitors up to 75 μF

TDK-EPC, a group company of the TDK Corporation, presents a new series of EPCOS MKP AC capacitors with a capacitance range from 2 to 75 μF and radial terminals for PCB mounting. The B3279* series of output filter capacitors features types for voltages up to 400 V AC and can be used in a wide range of output filter modules.

Applications

Multilayer ferrite coils for decoupling circuits

High current capability in a small package

Multilayer ferrite coils from the TDK MLZ-H series offer the high current capability required in the decoupling circuits of electronic devices such as digital cameras, video cameras and notebook PCs.

Solutions for on-board chargers

All charged up

EPCOS and TDK components perform key functions in the Finepower’s on-board chargers for electric vehicles. They include inductors, transformers, capacitors and protective components.

NTC thermistors for power semiconductors

Integrated temperature protection

The new generation of EPCOS NTC thermistors is produced in a wafer-based manufacturing process – nearly eliminating fractures and assuring overtemperature protection of power semiconductors.