This is an excellent report which covers the data requirements, economic considerations, and application factors that should be considered when selecting the right Temperature Sensor.  DEE offers a Free Whitepaper Report that reviews the critical sub-criteria for each of these 3 key areas, and how to properly select your temperature sensor.  Using these three key criteria will dramatically improve your efficiency and effectiveness in selecting the right temperature sensor for your application.  If you would like a Free Copy of this Report, just send an email to MyFeedback@dee-inc.com with “Temp Sensor Report” in the subject line, and be sure to include your contact information.  DEE offers more White Papers and Technical Reports; available by following this link.

It’s only a circuit breaker, right?  Yet there is enough complexity and confusion when it comes to specifying circuit protection that many engineers are designing equipment with too little or too much protection.  Under-protected circuits leave equipment vulnerable to damaging electrical surges.  Over-protected circuits add cost and can lead to nuisance tripping.  Like Goldilocks and the three bears, the goal is to specify circuit protection that is “just right”.  There are many misconceptions when designing-in Circuit Protection, and we cover the 12 most common pitfalls for this white paper.  It is our hope that by sharing this expertise, you will avoid these mistakes and protect your designs with “just right” circuit protection.

If you would like a copy of this Free Whitepaper Report, please just send an email to MyFeedback@dee-inc.com with “12 Mistakes on Circuit Protection Report” in the subject line, and be sure to include your contact information.

We have compiled a list of techniques and areas that provide a sort of  “checklist” that can be used when trying to reduce the cost of a given component, but they do not require negotiating with the supplier or vendor.  Essentially, these are proven areas that many times allow cost to come down through empirical data vs. strong-arming or pushing the vendor/supplier — which is an entirely different area for which many other papers and books have been written.

The value of having a list like this of these areas of cost reduction is that it is a very efficient, easy, and low stress way to verify if easy money is being left on the table due to simply not knowing there could be a lower cost available.  This easy money savings is not necessarily in excess profit for the supplier/vendor, but rather “wasted cost” that is built into a given scenario, that may not be adding any “value” to you.  Essentially, this non-negotiating process is about “waste elimination” at its root level.  We reveal a bunch of “must-do” techniques in this report.

This is a short overview report/reference that walks through a handful of simple, but effective, ways to reduce component cost without negotiating – just by asking some basic questions.  If you would like a FREE copy of this White Paper report, you can send an email to MyFeedback@DEE-inc.com with “How to Reduce My Cost without Negotiating Report” in the subject line, and provide your contact information.

DEE offers a free Whitepaper Report that discusses factors that affect wire/cable performance, cable life, types of cable choices, and applications issues.  Also included is a nic cable selection checklist for an Engineer to use.  If you would like a copy of this Free Report, just send an email to MyFeedback@Dee-inc.com with “Cable Selection Report” in the subject line, and please be sure to include your contact information.

This white paper report outlines 4 Key Steps identified through the learning and data collected from other Original Equipment Manufacturers to properly and strategically manage and navigate through End of Life part circumstances.

Free White Paper Report: DEE has written a Free White Paper Report based on data collected from many OEMs on the 4 key aspects of managing EOL situations.  If you would like a free copy of this report, just send an email to MyFeedback@DEE-inc.com with “EOL Solutions Report” in the subject line, and provide your contact information.

Although care is taken to properly design electrical and electronic circuits, overcurrents in the form of short-circuits and overload can occur.  The sole purpose of fuses and circuit breakers is to protect personnel and/or equipment from serious harm when an overcurrent condition arises.  This white paper report is intended to help create a better understanding the various parameters of overcurrent protection, and the proper application of circuit protective devices by reviewing the 15 Key Points you should be considering.  This guide reviews overcurrent principles and applications.  If you would like a copy of this Free Report, just send an email to MyFeedback@Dee-inc.com with “15 Key Points of Circuit Protection Report” in the subject line, and be sure to provide your contact information.