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TTI is headquartered in Fort Worth, Texas, and is the largest authorized distributor of passive, interconnect, and electromechanical components. The components that TTI distributes include; resistors, capacitors, connectors, potentiometers, trimmers, magnetic and circuit protection components, wire and tool products, and electromechanical devices.

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Choosing a High Speed Mezzanine Connector
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John Holba, Global Product Manager at Molex, discusses the SEARAY Family of High Speed Board to Board Connectors.

The RoHS Revision: RoHS 2011/65/EU
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TTI presents: The RoHS Revision: RoHS 2011/65/EU Changes, Important Dates and New Requirements from the European Union. Contributors: Ken Stanvick – Senior Vice President, Cofounder; Design Chain Associates Dave Bender - Director, Product Compliance; TE Connectivity Stephen Summers - Environmental Compliance; TTI Inc. Kevin Sink – Director Total Quality; TTI Inc.

TruStability® Silicon Pressure Sensors
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This training module will explain three benefits currently not found in other silicon pressure sensors, why they’re called TruStability, accuracy levels, use, features/benefits, package styles, competitive advantages, key specifications, applications, and the numerous resources that are available to help you better understand TruStability® Silicon Pressure Sensors’ value.

High Speed I/O and Cable Assembly
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This TTI, Inc. QuikCast details the High Speed I/O and Cable Assembly offering from FCI, which features a complete line of passive and active copper solutions that are complemented with active optical cables and transceivers. FCI is a unique one-stop vendor for HSIO complete link solutions.

Harsh Environment Series (HES) Overview
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Delphi Announces a New and Improved Heavy Duty Plastic Circular - Harsh Environment Series (HES). The Delphi HES connection system includes circular connectors, contacts, and a J1939 diagnostic circular connector. The 24 shell size industry standard connector includes six terminal configurations (47, 31, 29, 23, 21, and 19) and is offered with and without backshells. Delphi’s circular connection systems are available with straight and right angle conduit wire dress covers on both receptacle and plug assemblies. The HES connection system provides higher current capability, improved sealing, higher terminal retention, and a significant cost advantage compared to standard pin-and-sleeve systems. Delphi HES is compatible with existing systems in the commercial and agricultural vehicle markets.

TTI QuikCast: Power Connector Evolution 2009
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In this presentation Bob Hult (Bishop & Associates) discusses the increasing demand for power and the associated industry trends and challenges it is creating in the connector market.

TTI QuikCast: Passive Components in Power Electronics 2009
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In this presentation Dennis Zogbi (Paumanok Group) forecasts the global passive electronic component industry to 2014, and outlines the trends in the passive industry for the power segment.

TTI QuikCast: Vishay General Semiconductor 2008 Focus Products
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Vishay Power Diodes division focuses on the functionality of diodes and the improvements in diode performance—providing more current density and more power in smaller packages, and reviews new products and new chip technology.

TTI QuikCast: Vishay Siliconix 2008 Focus Products
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Vishay Siliconix reviews in detail how to make better MOSfets including density (power and current), package technology, heat dissipation. Product roadmaps are presented with analyses including efficiency and low voltage comparisons. New products that include combining a MOSfet and a Schottky diode are discussed and analyzed.

TTI QuikCast: Component Optimization for High Efficiency Power Management
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Vishay Dale discusses high performance current sense resistors in 7 segments - automotive, computers, telecom, military/aerospace, medical, industrial and consumer. Performance characteristics of current sense resistor requirements - resistance, tolerance, TCR, thermal EMF, current capacity, temperature compatibility and power density are reviewed.

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