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AVX Creates High Temperature Solutions Catalog

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By DE Editors  

March 13, 2015

AVX Corporation, a manufacturer of passive components and interconnect solutions, has created its first applications-based catalog that provides engineers with detailed information about various passive component solutions it designs for high temperature applications.

The High Temperature Solutions catalog, according to the company, is well-organized, illustrated and easily navigable. It includes at-a-glance product line previews and full product datasheets for components such as capacitors, circuit protection and signal integrity devices.

“The demand for components designed for use in extreme environmental conditions has continued to increase year after year, and the evolution of temperature-critical applications has generated a need for components capable of enduring temperatures approaching or exceeding 250°C,” said Edgardo Menendez, field applications engineer at AVX. “AVX offers an array of components that undergo thorough testing to ensure that they both fulfill the stringent requirements of high temperature, harsh environment applications and provide the exceptional, high-reliability performance that our customers both expect and trust.”

For more information, visit AVX.

Sources: Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company’s website.

 
 

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