Sunday, October 22, 2006
European-made capacitors to feature in Munich
Kemet will exhibit surface mount capacitors in tantalum, ceramic and aluminium, and leaded capacitors in ceramic and tantalum at this year's Electronica show in Munich.
Kemet will be exhibiting its class leading ranges of surface mount capacitors in tantalum, ceramic and aluminium, and leaded capacitors in ceramic and tantalum at this year's Electronica show in Munich. As a result of growth and recent acquisition, Kemet has significantly increased its presence in Europe. With its facility in Evora, Portugal, the company is now able to support the European market with locally manufactured product and has invested in additional sales and customer service resources to maintain its 'easy to buy from' leadership position.
Kemet's ability to supply very high reliability components makes the European automotive market one of several key application areas for its products.
The company's booth at the show will reflect this, with new Flex Robust and High Temperature capacitors that are well suited to the difficult operating environments found in vehicles, especially in under bonnet electronics modules.
Kemet will be exhibiting its class leading ranges of surface mount capacitors in tantalum, ceramic and aluminium, and leaded capacitors in ceramic and tantalum at this year's Electronica show in Munich. As a result of growth and recent acquisition, Kemet has significantly increased its presence in Europe. With its facility in Evora, Portugal, the company is now able to support the European market with locally manufactured product and has invested in additional sales and customer service resources to maintain its 'easy to buy from' leadership position.
Kemet's ability to supply very high reliability components makes the European automotive market one of several key application areas for its products.
The company's booth at the show will reflect this, with new Flex Robust and High Temperature capacitors that are well suited to the difficult operating environments found in vehicles, especially in under bonnet electronics modules.
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