Passive Component Industry Magazine
Current Issue
January 2010 Edition
Business Update:
- Littelfuse: December Sales Surge of +10% Quarter-To-Quarter- Revises Guidance Upward
- Vishay: December Sales Surge of +12% Quarter-To-Quarter- Revises Guidance Upward
- Ruthenium Price Up 89% Since November
- ETI Buys Arizona Capacitor
- TTI Adds Honeywell Sensing and Control
- Hereaus Acquires Lord Metech Thick Film Product Line
Academic Update:
- Capacitor & Resistor Technology Symposium: New Orleans March 15-18th
- University of Kentucky To Build Capacitor and Battery Research Facility
- Fiftieth General Assembly of The Tantalum Niobium Conference Ratifies Artisanal Mining Policy
Product Update:
- Murata Develops The Thinnest Capacitor in the World! 50 µm Thick Ultra-Low Profile Capacitor
- Toko, Inc., Succeeds in Developing Next-Generation Highly Efficient Coiled Power Inductor
- KEMET Extends Its GR900 High Reliability Ceramic Capacitor Series
- AVX’s Tantalum Capacitors Offer Industry’s Lowest ESR Ratings
- Novacap Offers High Temperature Detonator and Pulse Energy Capacitors
- Vishay Adds Streaming Video About Inductors To Its Website
Market Research Update:
- Alcoa Bellweather: 2010 Growth Depends On China
- New Market Research Reports in Passive Components
- Intel Results Point Toward Recovery in Global PC Market
Application Updates:
- New Patent Reveals Apple’s Vision of Capacitance Touch-Screen Technology
- Citizen Unveils New Range of Capacitor Powered Watches
- Question of The Month: Can Bread Disable a Capacitor?
Letter From The Publisher: 2010 Market Outlook
Passive Component Industry Magazine is a high-end online publication dedicated to the promotion of the passive electronic component industry which is owned by The Paumanok Group. Passive Component Industry Magazine (PCI) serves all segments of the global passive electronics component marketplace, from end users, distributors, and manufacturers to raw material and equipment suppliers.
Now in it's tenth year, PCI is the only publication dedicated to exclusively covering the passive component industry. PCI is read by the decision makers in the passives industry—the purchasing managers, buyers, R&D managers, research scientists, technical directors and senior management that drive it. For organizations that deal in passives, PCI is an essential marketing component. PCI is published online six times a year and has a controlled circulation of over 13,000 global subscribers. PCI offers, by far, the largest reach in the passive component industry over any other publication or media outlet.
