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To: JakeStraw who wrote (46)	3/13/2002 8:27:57 AM
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Pulse Unveils High-Performance Gapped Toroid Inductor for DVD Applications biz.yahoo.com SAN DIEGO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--March 13, 2002-- Designed for New Zetex ZXCD Class D Audio Solutions Series, Pulse Through-Hole (THT) Power Inductors Deliver the Advantage of Higher Saturation Current Levels, Low Loss Characteristics and Reduced Design Costs As the growing market for portable consumer electronics drives the necessity for smaller transformers and inductors, designers face continued challenges in selecting magnetic cores. Pulse has become one of the first manufacturers to address the specific needs of the DVD market by providing gapped toroid inductors designed for DVD amplifiers incorporating the latest Zetex ZXCD1000 Series controller integrated circuit. With stable operating characteristics to 120 degrees Celsius, higher saturation current levels and reduced size, Pulse's new THT power inductors deliver performance advantages not seen in conventional powdered iron toroid cores. The gapped toroid inductors (PG0035 & PG0036) are also ideal for use in a variety of applications with moderate magnetizing field levels, including portable computers and battery operated music systems. Custom designs are available for specific applications. Contact Pulse for more details. According to Gil Opina, design engineer for Pulse's Power Division: ``The Zetex ZXCD Series represents one of the first DVD applications where a gapped toroid core is being used in place of a conventional powdered iron toroid core. Pulse is one of the first magnetic component manufacturers to introduce gapped toroid technology to the DVD market.''