Category Archives: UV Components

With the increase in power densities and component miniaturization, thermal management has become one of the most critical aspects of electronic design. Without effective heat dissipation, higher component temperatures can lead to premature failure, reduced reliability, or complete system shutdowns. … Continue reading →

Field issues are rare, and when they happen it seems like they come out of nowhere. You look into the matter and find out the problem was with something as simple as a mounting bolt. We at Hill Tech have … Continue reading →

Some circuits need to carry on higher load circuits, and this might call for multiple fuse links in parallel as to evenly distribute the electrical load. To do this, you must have identical rated currents for all fuse links, minimal … Continue reading →

The UV curing industry has been thrown into uncertainty with the ongoing confusion and lack of public statements surrounding UV Process Supply, a company once renowned for its extensive catalog of UV components and accessories. Customers report unreturned calls, conflicting … Continue reading →

The part names “contactor” and “relay” are often used interchangeably, and both have the same job of switching and directing electrical power in a circuit. Despite these similarities, they actually are not the same part and carry key differences. When … Continue reading →