TDK-Lambda News

Lambda Europe, the market leader in industrial power supplies, is pleased to announce the launch of its new website www.lambda-europe.com, which provides a valuable and easily accessible resource of information to engineers in their local language. For those keen to remain up to date with Lambda’s latest product offerings, users can now subscribe to the company’s monthly email newsletter. In addition, an automatic RSS news feed will be available from June.

More informative and user-friendly, the website features a rapid product selector that enables designers to quickly identify the exact product for their application from Lambda’s comprehensive range of power products. The advanced NV-Power configurator allows users to configure their own compact and powerful NV-Power units online. This tool checks the desired configuration and offers the optimum solution with fully approved samples available on short lead times. Similarly, the Vega product configuration system is available for Lambda’s high-power density AC-DC power supplies.

The product index provides a complete overview of the Lambda’s extensive range of AC-DC and DC-DC power products and EMI filters with downloadable datasheets and brochures. Additional information is readily available on RoHS compliance and a specialist knowledge base of useful industry links and a glossary of terms, as well as details of the company’s comprehensive distribution network. And, in case engineers can’t find the answer to their technical question, full product support is accessible from Lambda’s team of experienced power specialists.

"The site is an essential technical resource for engineers active in power design with regular updates that can help them meet the challenges faced by the industry today and in the future," said Martin Southam, Director of Marketing, Lambda Europe. "Providing easy access to our extensive range of products, ranging from tiny board-mounting DC-DC converters to multi-kilowatt power supplies, the website is an effective tool to help designers select the best power product for the job."