Newark Announces Exclusive Partnership with NIC Components
December 10, 2019
News
New supplier expands Newark's line card of passive technologies.
Newark, distributor of technology products, services and solutions for electronic system design, maintenance and repair, announced it is the distributor for passive components supplier NIC Components Corp. in North America.
The range of passive technologies offered by NIC Components through Newark allows design engineers to consolidate their bill of materials for their projects.
From a core business of aluminum electrolytic capacitors, NIC has expanded its product offering to tantalum capacitors, ceramic capacitors, DC film capacitors, thick and thin film resistive products and a growing line of power inductors, ferrite chip beads, and RF components, all of which are now available through Newark.
The wide breadth of passive technologies now available through Newark includes:
• NCB-H Series high current ferrite chip beads: Ferrite chip beads focus on the electromagnetic interference (EMI) noise suppression. Using a multilayer construction with sizes from 0201 to 1812 and specialty array solutions available, NIC targets every available option up to and above 1Ghz, high current and automotive grade options.
• NAZT Series automotive qualified SMD aluminum capacitors: These aluminum capacitors are designed for automatic mounting and reflow soldering and are available with anti-vibration wide terminations. The capacitors ensure an extended load life, as well as low impedance and high ripple current.
• NPI/NPIS power inductors: Available as shielded or unshielded, these power inductors offer high current and high inductance.
To find all of the NIC Components now available, visit newark.com.
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