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Date: 24th Jun 2011

Rogers to use Himag's 99% efficient planar transformer tech in its power electronics products

Rogers Corporation and Himag Solutions Ltd. are collaborating in mixing their technology expertise to offer efficient and compact power electronic products.

Himag's innovative planar transformer technology offers 99% energy efficiency versus only 90% compared to normal wire wound transformers. Himag's planar transformers also take up about one-third the space and weight of conventional transformers.

Dean Curran, Managing Director of Himag Solutions commented; "This alliance of two world-leading innovative technology companies in power distribution and planar magnetics will create new, exciting and innovative products to the power electronics industry."

Rogers has exclusive rights to integrate Himag's planar transformers into RO-LINX busbars from the Power Distribution Systems division. These products are ideally suited for the HEV market due to high efficiency and low weight requirements.

Luc Van Eenaeme, Rogers' Vice President, Europe commented; "I am pleased to complete this agreement and look forward to working closely with Himag to address emerging needs in HEV and solar applications."

Robert C. Daigle, Rogers' Senior Vice President and Chief Technology Officer commented; "This alliance adds another important platform technology that we can leverage to provide innovative solutions to our customers and further increase our presence in Clean Tech markets."


 
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