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Exxelia 2023 tradeshows and Conferences ; follow our presentations and come and meet us

Come and meet our experts during our presence at the various exhibitions in the world, to discuss the projects that drive you. We will be happy to discuss our latest innovations together. Come to our stand.

 

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electronics capacitors military defense space   

 

 March 19-23, 2023    120

Orange County Convention Center

Orlando, FL

 USA

 

 

 April 25-27, 2023 B 20

 

Four Points by Sheraton
(LAX) Los Angeles, California

 

 USA

 

  

 

 May 9-11, 2023

Hall 9

637

 Nuremberg Germany

 

 

 May 16-19, 2023 Mirage Hotel

Las Vegas

Mirage Hotel

 USA

 

 

 June 19-25, 2023

Hall 2B

H 107

Paris

Le Bourget 

 France

 

   

 

 November 14-16, 2023 F11 MSA Components GmbH  Bremen Germany

 

Come and discover our latest innovations.

We will be happy to meet you, and we will be happy to give you an Exxelia goodie.

See you soon.

Published on 10 Jan 2023 by Stephane PERES

Exxelia Ohmcraft High voltage resistors in 3D dental imaging

To capture adequate images of a patient’s teeth and jaw, dentists rely on advanced 3D imaging from cone-beam computed tomography (CBCT) systems. The CBCT system’s outputs are critical for the accurate diagnosis of oral health concerns and subsequent plans for treatment. To ensure the reliability of these images, manufacturers of CBCT systems have leveraged Exxelia Ohmcraft’s custom, high voltage resistors. “In general, X-Rays require very high voltages to operate and generate clear, precise 3D images,” said Eric Van Wormer, Vice President of Exxelia Ohmcraft. “Because of the unmatched precision and control in surface-mount and leaded resistors from Exxelia Ohmcraft, manufacturers of this type of technology have turned to us to help ensure the reliability of their systems and the quality of the images they produce.” CBCT systems are used to assist dentists in a variety of procedures, including dental implant placement, root canal therapy, the treatment of temporomandibular joint (TMJ) dysfunction, and oral surgery. Exxelia Ohmcraft’s technology utilizes the proprietary Micropen electronic printing system to “print” precise, narrow, serpentine lines with resistive ink on a ceramic substrate, producing higher performance resistors over a wider range of values on a smaller surface area than is possible with conventional film resistor technology.

Exxelia equips the Turkish satellite IMECE with tantalum and ceramic capacitors

IMECE is a technological feat that pushes the boundaries of high-resolution imaging. Exxelia is proud to play an essential role in this space adventure by providing quality components to ensure proper operation.   IMECE is an earth observation satellite designed and developed by TÜBİTAK Space Technologies Research Institute (TÜBİTAK UZAY) and produced in Türkiye to provide high-resolution imagery. The spacecraft has a mass of 800 kg (1,800 lb) and it will serve at 680 km (420 mi) on a sun-synchronous geocentric orbit. The Satellite, projected for a mission duration of five years, has 0.99m image resolution of Panchromatic (PAN). The satellite has been launched on 15 April 2023 on a SpaceX's Falcon 9 Block 5 rocket as part of the Transporter-7 ridershare mission.   Exxelia equips the satellite with PM series capacitors that are used in the satellite's Power Distribution Unit (PDU). Exxelia's PM series capacitors are renowned for their reliability, performance, and durability, making them ideal for space applications. Exxelia also supplies tantalum capacitors and ceramic capacitors for the payloads of the IMECE Satellite. These components are designed to withstand the extreme conditions of space and ensure the proper operation of scientific instruments and equipment on board the satellite.   We look forward to the discoveries and data that the IMECE Satellite will provide during its five-year mission. The future of space exploration looks promising, and Exxelia will continue to play an active role in this exciting adventure.
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