Electronic components help power 5G wireless connectivity
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5G delivers faster speeds, lower latency, and higher connection density. And Eaton is a key supplier of the high reliability components needed to drive 5G forward. Our supercapacitors provide peak power and ridethrough power to ensure continuous operation. Chip inductors and ferrite beads leverage new materials and processes for excellent RF tuning and filtering. Power inductors combine high current ratings and low EMI to enable high density designs. Power modules enable simple, efficient, and compact solutions. And our broad range of circuit protection devices reliably handle overcurrent and overvoltage events. Learn more at http://www.eaton.com/5G
5G delivers faster speeds, lower latency, and higher connection density. And Eaton is a key supplier of the high reliability components needed to drive 5G forward. Our supercapacitors provide peak power and ridethrough power to ensure continuous operation. Chip inductors and ferrite beads leverage new materials and processes for excellent RF tuning and filtering. Power inductors combine high current ratings and low EMI to enable high density designs. Power modules enable simple, efficient, and compact solutions. And our broad range of circuit protection devices reliably handle overcurrent and overvoltage events. Learn more at http://www.eaton.com/5G
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