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Exxelia at APEC 2023

Exxelia is pleased to exhibit at APEC 2023 in Orange County Convention Center, Orlando, FL, USA from March 19 to 23, 2023. Visit our booth 120. Discover how our innovative solutions could serve your offering.

Come and discover the latest innovations from Exxelia at our booth during the event. We have a range of high-quality products (Capacitors, Filters, Magnetics, Materials & Tuning Components, Position Sensors, Ohmcraft Resistors, Slip Rings & Rotary Joints) designed to meet the needs of your industry. We can't wait to show you how our solutions can improve your projects and increase your efficiency. Don't miss the opportunity to meet our team of experts and find out how we can help you achieve your goals. Join us at our booth for an enlightening experience.

 

Published on 08 Feb 2023 by Stephane PERES

Discover our high-performance power film capacitors

Unraveling the FP 20-400-SP The FP 20-400-SP is a film capacitor that is designed to excel in high-power applications. Here's what sets this capacitor apart:   1. High Power Density: The FP 20-400-SP boasts an extraordinary power density, making it an ideal choice for applications where power is of the essence. Its ability to handle high levels of power without compromising on performance is a testament to Exxelia's commitment to excellence. Very high current (up to 800A) Operating frequency up to 1000 KHz Capacitance : 0.10 µF - 2.5 µF Voltage : 500 VRMS - 1 000 VRMS Frequency : 106 kHz - 637 kHz Max Power : 400 KVAR   2. Robust Construction: Exxelia's engineering prowess is evident in the robust construction of the FP 20-400-SP. It is built to withstand the rigors of demanding environments, ensuring reliability in critical applications. 3. Wide Temperature Range: this film capacitor operates flawlessly across a broad temperature range (Up to 85 °C with a copper casing to improve temperature management), making it suitable for various industries, including aerospace, defense and renewable energy, where extreme conditions are the norm. Thanks to an innovative process, we're able to keep the capacitor very dense while maintaining very good electrical characteristics (such as current), and this without impairing the heating of the part.   Applications : In demanding power electronic circuits, this capacitor is a trusted component for smooth operation in Induction heating, electric Cars, medical Imaging, EV Wireless Chargers, resonant Circuits and industrial induction welding.    For more information about this remarkable power film capacitor, visit Exxelia's FP 20-400-SP product page, and also all the Power Film capacitors Exxelia Alcon family.     

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.
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