BELMONT, Calif., Feb. 9, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Jameco Electronics, a leading distributor of electronic components, power products, and test equipment, announces a new product introduction of Cincon Electronics Co., Ltd. DC-DC converters, servicing the communications, computer, industrial, medical, consumer and lighting markets.
Cincon DC to DC converters is fully protected against under-voltage lock-out (UVLO), output over-current, output over-voltage, overtemperature, and continuous short circuit conditions. They are available in a wide variety of input voltages and offers high efficiency of up to 91%. Typical applications include distributed power architectures, telecommunications, servers, base stations, battery-operated equipment, and industrial application.
"As an authorized distributor, we are excited to offer customers more power options for their production needs," said Gil Orozco, Vice President of Product for Jameco Electronics. "We stand by the quality of Cincon power products and look forward to growing with them in the future."
For a limited time, Jameco is offering special pricing on these new power products. To learn more, visit https://www.Jameco.com/Cincon
ABOUT CINCON
Cincon Electronics Co., Ltd. is a global supplier of switch-mode power conversion products for the industrial, medical, communications, and lighting markets. Cincon designs and manufactures industry standard, RoHS compliant power supplies engineered to meet worldwide safety standards.
ABOUT JAMECO ELECTRONICS
Jameco Electronics is an electronic component distributor founded in 1974 and located in Belmont, California. Jameco is a franchised distributor for more than 500 electronic component brands and is well-known for its extensive offering of power products and low-cost electronic components. Jameco's product line includes power supplies, test equipment, electronic kits, electromechanical, digital and analog semiconductors, interconnects, passives, fans, and prototype/design.
SOURCE Jameco
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