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TT electronics plc is a focused, global electronics company supplying the world's leading manufacturers in the automotive, defence, aerospace, telecommunications, computing and industrial electronics markets.
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TT electronics' thick-film chip resistors combat sulphide growth
19 April 2012
TT electronics Welwyn Components have introduced a series of thick-film chip resistors designed to ward off the effects of sulphur-bearing fumes, most problematic in automotive, roadside, generating set and industrial applications.
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TT electronics Welwyn Components have introduced a series of thick-film chip resistors designed to ward off the effects of sulphur-bearing fumes, most problematic in automotive, roadside, generating set and industrial applications.
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