FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
October 23, 2003 |
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Maxwell Technologies Online Seminar
to Address Ultracapacitor-Based 'Hybrid' Power Solutions for Electronic
Product Designers
'Optimizing Energy and Power
in Emerging Electronic Products' Set for 10 a.m., (Pacific) October
29, 2003; Registration Details below
SAN
DIEGO, CA — Maxwell
Technologies, Inc. (Nasdaq: MXWL) will conduct a live online NetSeminar
entitled, "Optimizing Energy and Power in Emerging Electronic
Products" at 10 a.m. (Pacific), October 29, 2003.
Bobby Maher, Maxwell's director of technical
sales for BOOSTCAP® ultracapacitors, said that attendees will
learn how "hybrid" system designs combining ultracapacitors
for power and standard batteries for energy can deliver low-cost,
high-performance, system solutions for a wide range of consumer
and industrial electronic devices.
"Historically, both power and energy
needs have been met by a single component, forcing designers to
compromise between those two distinct requirements," Maher
said. "New features in emerging electronic devices demand even
more power, but consumers want both increased functionality and
low prices. In many cases, the answer is to use low-cost standard
batteries for energy and ultracapacitors to 'cache' power rather
using expensive high-power batteries."
The live, interactive, seminar will allow
participants to pose real-time questions to an expert panel consisting
of Maher, Richard Smith, Maxwell's executive vice president for
strategic business development, and Mark Cohen, Maxwell's director
of power products. Please use the following link to pre-register/attend:
http://webevents.broadcast.com/cmp/wcs/index.asp?event_id=10422
Maxwell sells reliability. We develop, manufacture and market electronic components
and systems that perform reliably for the life of the applications into which
they are integrated. Our BOOSTCAP® ultracapacitors and ultracapacitor-based
energy storage systems uniquely address applications in transportation and consumer
and industrial electronics. Our high-voltage grading and coupling capacitors are
used in electric utility infrastructure and other applications involving transport,
distribution and measurement of high voltage electrical energy. Our radiation-mitigated
microelectronic products include power modules, memory modules and single board
computers that primarily address applications in aerospace.
Contact:
Michael Sund
Maxwell Technologies
(858) 503-5171
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