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TDK SMT current sense transformers for automotive electronics

TDK has introduced two new SMT current sense transformers for automotive electronics. The SMT current sense transformers are designed for use in emerging 48-V automotive power systems as well as for all xEV applications.

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This entry was posted by Anglia Components, on Monday 2 February 2015.

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