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Thin air
News and PR from SCHURTER Ltd - Published 15 June 2021
2000 metres. This altitude above sea level represents the upper limit for applications of many passive components certified according to IEC. Why this limit? We all know that. With increasing altitude above sea level, the air pressure decreases. Less oxygen, breathing becomes increasingly difficult. But this thinner air also has an influence on dielectric strength in electrical applications.
With increasing altitude above sea level, the air pressure decreases
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DKIV-1: High current choke in vertical design
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Power Entry Module with extended mounting options
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New Managing Directors in 3 Group companies
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IATF 16949: recertification audit 2020 passed
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