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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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        Booth           

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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

Introduction of DSCC 93026 qualified Wet Tantalum Capacitors

Exxelia’s range of wet tantalum capacitors WT84 is now fully qualified to DSCC 93026 drawing for voltages from 25V up to 125V. Available in all case sizes (T1, T2, T3, T4) the family is housed in a hermetically sealed tantalum case and is designed to withstand the most stringent environmental constraints. Thanks to the continuous improvements conducted in the manufacturing processes combined with the high purity tantalum powder used by Exxelia, DSCC 93026 provides the highest capacitance per unit volume. In addition, compared to conventional wet tantalum capacitors, DSCC 93026 features much lower ESR and higher ripple current. DSCC 93026 is qualified for capacitance values range from 10µF up to 1800µF at voltages from 25V up to 125V, and with operating temperatures of -55°C to 125°C. The series is ideal for use in high-reliability defense, avionics, radars and power supply applications requiring high capacitance or high energy storage. DSCC 93026 is available now for order.

Our presence at Electronica 2022

Aircraft & Space Embedded Products cluster, bringing together components that can be mounted on a satellite, radar or aircraft, we were ready to introduce two innovations that are particularly well suited to the challenges of the aviation of the future and the objectives of decarbonisation of the air. Its latest film capacitor innovation called MML™ (named after its "Miniature Micro-Layer" dielectric) shows an energy density up to 4 times higher than other film dielectrics. MML® technology makes power capacitors smaller, lighter and compatible with higher temperatures, and is therefore particularly suitable for DC-Link, decoupling & charge-discharge applications. Alongside MML™ components, we presented the latest innovations in magnetic components, saving up to 40% in weight and 20% in volume while dissipating more power, some of which have been designed for eVTOL applications, as well as the CCM & Dual Active Bridge multi-output transformers. Rail & Energy Exxelia showed Alcon capacitors for the first time at its Rail & Energy cluster. Alcon is one of India's leading designers and manufacturers of standard and customised aluminium electrolytic and film capacitors for niche markets. Alcon supplies many of the components used in trains, electrical charging stations and power generation systems. Exxelia's film and ceramic capacitors for signalling systems, as well as current and instrument transformers, and resistors was presented on display.   Medical​​ Exxelia Micropen & Exxelia Ohmcraft components was showcased at Electronica for the very first time with a unique offering for the medical sector. Indeed, Exxelia Micropen's unique additive printing technology is widely used for disposable medical equipment such as endotracheal tubes or surgical ablation tools, and high voltage resistors are used in laboratory equipment such as mass spectrometers or thermal cyclers.  

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