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Advanced Products Strategic Company - Electronic Components Division

February 13th, 2009 Posted in 123 Triad

Mitsubishi Materials Corporation is a world leader in the production for ceramic electronic components and advanced electronic materials. They have variety of unique products, such as Thermistor, Thermistor sensor, Temperature sensor, Chip thermistor, NTC thermistor, Surge absorber, Gass tube surge absorber, SMD Surge absorber, LC EMI filter, SMD EMI Filter, EMI Filter array, Band stop filter, Band through filter, Chip antenna, Blue Tooth antenna, GPS antenna, GSM antenna etc.

Their products are so unique to be designed for temperature sensing and accurate temperature compensation of TCXO, Battery pack, Cellular phone, HDD, surge protection against Power supply, communication lines, ESD , EMI solution for PC, CDMA, GSM, TDMA, projection TV, small and efficient radiation performance for Blue Tooth, Wireless LAN, IEEE802.11b, etc.

For more details please visit http://www.mmea.com

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