New Yorker Electronics Releases New Lite-On Glass Passivated Bridge Rectifiers
Lite-On Semi, largest global AC/DC GPP Bridge supplier, unveils Rectifiers and Sic Schottky Diodes through Global Franchise Distributor
NORTHVALE, New Jersey, USA – New Yorker Electronics has announced the release of several new products from Lite-On Semiconductor, including Glass Passivated Bridge Rectifiers and a new series of Sic Schottky Diodes. Since 2011, the manufacturer has been the largest global AC/DC GPP Bridge supplier.
The new Lite-On Semiconductor Glass Passivated Bridge Rectifiers, distributed by New Yorker Electronics, are the new leading choice for Server, Telecom, Data Center, Industrial, Lighting and Home Appliance applications. The NTT, the LVF/Ultra LVF and the GBJS have high surge current capacities and high heat dissipation.
The NTT Series of Glass Passivated Rectifiers features a high forward current capability up to 8.0A in a small SMD package. It’s ideal for automated placement and features reliable low-cost construction using a precise plastic molding technique. It’s used for fast charging, USB PD & NB adapters, general purpose power adapters (
The new Lite-On Semiconductor Glass Passivated Bridge Rectifiers, distributed by New Yorker Electronics, are the new leading choice for Server, Telecom, Data Center, Industrial, Lighting and Home Appliance applications. The NTT, the LVF/Ultra LVF and the GBJS have high surge current capacities and high heat dissipation.
The NTT Series of Glass Passivated Rectifiers features a high forward current capability up to 8.0A in a small SMD package. It’s ideal for automated placement and features reliable low-cost construction using a precise plastic molding technique. It’s used for fast charging, USB PD & NB adapters, general purpose power adapters (
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- New Yorker Electronics
- Phone
- 2017501171
- Business Address
- 209 Industrial Parkway, Northvale, New Jersey 07647 United States of America
- Country
- United States
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- Electronics · Engineering · Technology
- Last Updated
- September 12, 2019