Company Profile:
Solid State Supplies
Solid State Supplies is a Manufacturer's Representative and Specialist Distributor in the UK and Ireland. The Solid State plc group is made up of value-added Distributors and Agents providing specialist design-in, sales and marketing and manufacturing services for those working with Batteries, Electronic Components and Industrial Computing products. Through a combination of acquisition and organic growth the individual companies have each become a major influence in these areas, the company states. See http://www.sssplc.com
Latest Solid State Supplies Products
Semtech TClamp 3302N 3.3V low-capacitance TVS device
July 17 2008 - Semtech's TClamp 3302N, a 3.3V, low-capacitance TVS device is available from Solid State Supplies and is designed to protect high-speed interfaces such as Fast Ethernet and Gigabit Ethernet transceivers from cable discharge, ESD and lightning threats.... more
Solid State TClamp3302N ultra small 3.3V TVS array for surge protection
July 09 2008 - The TClamp3302N provides telecom/datacom system designers with the industry’s smallest 3.3V working voltage protection device rated for 100A GR-1089 intra-building lightning surge.... more
Flat-coil surface mount power inductors from Solid State Supplies
June 09 2008 - A series of flat-coil surface mount power inductors which can be used to store energy and serve as filters in voltage regulator modules (VRMs) is available from Solid State Supplies.... more
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