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Exxelia Advanced Medical Resistors and Capacitors for AED Applications

22.7.2024
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Exxelia is elevating AED advanced medical performance with Exxelia Ohmcraft resistors & Alcon Power film capacitors.

Exxelia Ohmcraft Resistors: Precision Resistors for the World’s Most Advanced Medical Applications.

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Designed with precision and reliability at the core, Exxelia Ohmcraft Resistors are the standard in high-performance applications. Their stability, low noise, and high pulse load capability ensure optimal functionality in AEDs, contributing to their life-saving accuracy.

For example, Exxelia Ohmcraft’s high voltage resistors have played a critical role in AED operation for more than 20 years, especially :HVC series, SM series, HVR series, HVD series, and Custom.

Features

  • Voltage Ratings to 40 kV (HVD series)
  • Resistance Values to 4 TΩ (HVR series)
  • Ultra High Stability
  • Very Low Noise
  • Ratio Tolerances to 0.1% for all series
  • TCR to 25 ppm/°C
  • TCR Tracking to 5 ppm/°C
  • VCR to 1 ppm/V (SM series)
  • Custom Configurations

In an emergency medical situation, reliability is critical—automated external defibrillators must always work and never fail. At Exxelia Ohmcraft, all of our resistors go through rigorous testing to ensure complete reliability. In addition, to maintain their portability, AEDs are manufactured to be as small as possible. Our proprietary Micropen technology enables us to print surface mount resistors that are high in capability, and small in size, making them perfect for applications of this kind.” said Vice President Exxelia Ohmcraft.

Exxelia Alcon Power film capacitors: Powering the Future of AEDs.

Harnessing advanced technology, Exxelia Alcon Capacitors are the pinnacle of power film capacitors. With a focus on energy efficiency and enhanced reliability, these capacitors empower AEDs to deliver rapid and consistent energy discharges, crucial in critical moments, especially the Exxelia Alcon DFC energy discharge.

Features

  • High charge / discharge cycles 2 000 to 10 000
  • Very low ESR
  • Very low DF dissipation factor
  • Silicon insulated wire termination and faston terminations
  • Plastic and Aluminum enclosures round and oval
  • Monophasic and Biphasic designs
  • Flame retardancy UL94-V0

Key Benefits of Exxelia components for AEDs:

  • Reliability: Engineered for consistent performance under extreme conditions, ensuring AEDs are always ready for action.
  • Precision: High-precision components that guarantee accurate energy delivery for efficient defibrillation.
  • Durability: Withstand shock and vibration, ensuring longevity and reliability in every use case.
  • Safety: Compliance with stringent quality standards, assuring the highest level of safety in life-saving situations.

Why Choose Exxelia for your AED Components? Our commitment to quality, backed by rigorous testing and adherence to industry standards (RoHS, Sn-Pb, UL94-V0) ensures that AEDs equipped with Exxelia Ohmcraft high voltage resistors and Exxelia Alcon Power film capacitors perform flawlessly when it matters most.

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