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Jasper Electronics leverages Actel Fusion reference platform for MicroTCA power module

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May 25, 2007, 16:50 0

Actel has announced that Jasper Electronics has developed a MicroTCA power supply, the TCA380, using Actel's MicroTCA power module (PM) reference platform...

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