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Electronic Components

Eliminate Static Electricity with Electronic Components Packaging

If you are looking for electronic components packaging for any kind of device and machine, look no farther than Maryland Thermoform. Getting electronic components packaging has now become the best method and economical for business to have to maintain their machinery running in a right way.

This is a fact: companies who sell computers, defense department components, power supply, solar panels, reoperation, hospitals, satellite antennas, music equipment, cell phones to name a few
If you are a manufacture that needs custom electronic components made in the USA by hard dedicated American workers Maryland Thermoform will help you design any custom electrical component.

Component name abbreviations widely used in industry:

• AE: aerial, antenna
• B: battery
• BR: bridge rectifier
• C: capacitor
• CRT:cathode ray tube
• D or CR: diode
• DSP:digital signal processor
• F: fuse
• FET:field effect transistor
• GDT: gas discharge tube
• IC: integrated circuit
• J: wire link (“jumper”)
• JFET: junction gate field-effect transistor
• L: inductor
• LCD:Liquid crystal display
• LDR: light dependent resistor
• LED: light emitting diode
• LS: speaker
• M: motor
• MCB: circuit breaker
• Mic: microphone
• MOSFET:Metal oxide semiconductor field effect transistor
• Ne: neon lamp
• OP: Operational Amplifier
• PCB: printed circuit board
• PU: pickup
• Q: transistor
• R: resistor
• RLA: RY: relay
• SCR: silicon controlled rectifier
• SW: switch
• T: transformer
• TFT:thin film transistor(display)
• TH: thermistor
• TP: test point
• Tr: transistor
• U: integrated circuit
• V: valve (tube)
• VC: variable capacitor
• VFD: vacuum fluorescent display
• VLSI:very large scale integration
• VR: variable resistor
• X: crystal, ceramic resonator
• XMER: transformer
• XTAL: crystal
• Z or ZD: Zener diode

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