Linde LienHwa to launch China’s first ultra high-purity ammonia plant for LED manufacturing
Posted by admin in Elctronic Stuff on December 1, 2010
XIAMEN, CHINA: Linde LienHwa (LLH) has announced a further strengthening of its commitment to the needs of LED manufacturing with the establishment of an ultra high-purity Ammonia plant in Xiamen City, south-eastern China.
This is the first operating plant in China to produce ultra high-purity Ammonia and will supply customers using world leading technology in purification, packaging and analytical metrology. Linde LienHwa (LLH) is a joint venture between The Linde Group and LienHwa MiTAC Group of Taiwan.
The plant, which has a capacity of 500 tonnes per year, produces high-purity Ammonia at 7N (99.99999 percent) level, helping to increase the supply reliability to customer sites and reduce customers’ manufacturing costs. It is also capable of filling various package sizes, including ISO containers.
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Digi-Key and Phihong USA sign global distribution agreement
Posted by admin in Elctronic Stuff on December 1, 2010
THIEF RIVER FALLS & FREMONT, USA: Electronic components distributor Digi-Key Corp., and Phihong USA, one of the most trusted names in power electronics, have entered into an agreement in which Digi-Key will distribute Phihong products to customers worldwide.
Products from Phihong USA products stocked by Digi-key comprise its standard IEEE802.3af and .at PoE products, including midspans, injectors, and splitters, standard wall-mount, desktop, and interchangeable-clip adapters, and power supplies. These products are now available for purchase on Digi-Key’s global websites and will be featured in future print and online catalogs.
“We are very pleased to announce this new distribution agreement with Phihong USA,” said Jeff Shafer, Digi-Key vice president of interconnect, passive, and electromechanical products. “Adding Phihong’s quality power solution line to Digi-Key’s offering exemplifies our commitment to provide our customers with the industry’s broadest range of electronic components.”
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ZPower announces initial operation of automated assembly line for rechargeable, silver-zinc microbatteries
Posted by admin in Elctronic Stuff on November 30, 2010
CAMARILLO, USA: ZPower Inc., a leading global provider of silver-zinc battery technology, announced the qualification of its automated assembly line for rechargeable microbatteries.
The line’s annual production capacity of one million batteries will meet the initial demand from manufacturers of miniature electronic devices, like hearing aids, cochlear implants and computer watches, as they leverage rechargeable, silver-zinc in their new product designs.
“Several years ago hearing aid manufacturers requested we develop a high energy rechargeable battery for their next generation products to replace zinc-air and nickel metal-hydride technologies,” said Dr. Ross Dueber, president and CEO of ZPower.
“Zinc-air batteries are non-rechargeable and require frequent replacement, while rechargeable nickel metal-hydride batteries can’t supply sufficient energy for a full day of operation in advanced, digital hearing aids. ZPower’s silver-zinc hearing aid batteries easily deliver a full day of use with convenient charging at night while users sleep. They also generate significantly less waste compared to disposable batteries, are fully recyclable, and are inherently safe.”