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Passive Components > Ferrite Ferrites Technologies A ferrite bead or ferrite choke is a passive electric component that suppresses high frequency noise in electronic circuits. It is a specific type

Passive Components > Fenghua Technology Fenghua Technology Development Co.,Ltd Guangdong Fenghua Technology Co., Ltd. develops, produces, and markets discrete semiconductor devices and integrated circuits (IC). The company offers seperators, power

Mechanical Components > FCI Amphenol FCI Connectors FCI is a global leader in interconnect solutions for the telecom, datacom, wireless communications and industrial markets. Framatome Connectors International (FCI) is a

Passive Components > Fastron Fastron was founded in 1978. Fastron was founded in 1978 and is privately owned. The company’s knowledge and know-how lies within the Electronics Manufacturing Industry. With

Passive Components > Xiamen Faratronic Co.,Ltd. Faratronic – Passive Components Faratronic is a world leading professional manufacturer of film capacitors and metallized film capacitors.  Xiamen Faratronic CO., Ltd. is principally

Passive Components > Transformer cores Fair-Rite Transformer cores For over sixty years, Fair-Rite Products Corp. has been the first choice in cost effective ferrite components. Fair-Rite Products Corp. has been

Passive Components > Fair-Rite Fair-Rite Products For over sixty years, Fair-Rite Products Corp. has been the first choice in cost effective ferrite components. Fair-Rite Products Corp. has been Your Signal

Passive Components > Exxelia Exxelia, headquartered in Paris, France, is a renowned designer and manufacturer specializing in high-reliability passive electronic components and electromechanical solutions. Established in 2009 through the merger

Passive Components > Evox Rifa EVOX RIFA – KEMET Evox Rifa Group Oyj manufactures passive electronic components, specializing in plastic film, paper and electrolytic capacitors. Their major customer groups are

Passive Components > Eveready Eveready got its start in the early 1900,s when the American Eveready Company, developer of the flashlight, joined forces with the National Carbon Company, developer of