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DigiKey
Digi-Key has moved from 16th largest to 5th largest among the more than 300 electronic component distributors in North America. "We believe Digi-Key provides the best service in the industry," says Digi-Key president Mark Larson. "With a nearly 22 percent compound annual rate of sales growth over the past 20 years - none as a result of acquisition - there is perhaps no greater testimony to the quality Digi-Key provides its customers. Service is what differentiates one distributor from another. Service is what differentiates Digi-Key from other electronic component distributors. Superior service and breadth and quality of product offered are key factors in driving Digi-Key's growth internationally." See uk.digikey.com
Latest DigiKey Products
BeagleBoard-xM has USB and 1GHz Cortex-A8
June 08 2010 - Equipped with 512MB of memory, the ARM Cortex-A8 based BeagleBoard-xM allows users to run multiple applications on a fully loaded open platform, including the smooth operation of open source office applications such as OpenOffice.org and Firefox... more
Digi-Key lighting programme signs Seoul Semi
March 15 2010 - Digi-Key is offering Seoul Semiconductor's LED products, ranging from DC LEDs to the Acriche AC LEDs on it websites... more
Digi-Key stocks Cree's Gallium Nitride (GaN) HEMT
February 06 2009 - Digi-Key is stocking Cree's Gallium Nitride (GaN) HEMT transistors for general purpose microwave applications. ... more
Digi-Key stocks metal-semiconductor field effect transistors
March 19 2008 - Cree’s silicon carbide (SiC) metal-semiconductor field effect transistors (MESFETs) are being stocked by distributor Digi-Key.... more
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