TDL, Inc. is a high-technology company specializing in the production of high-voltage / high-temperature electrical components for industrial, air traffic control/weather radar, and military applications. TDL designs and manufactures reconstituted mica paper capacitors (MICAP®), high-voltage modules, and pulse forming networks (PFNs).
TDL
expertly combines advanced engineering capability with years of production
experience. The ability to exercise total control over the design and fabrication
of the components used in TDL high-voltage
capacitors, high-voltage modules, and
pulse
forming networks (PFNs)
ensures
reliable performance. TDL can offer their
customers practical solutions to complex high-voltage, high-energy, and
pulse requirements. TDL has the resources
to design, manufacture, and deliver quantities from prototype to production
with equal efficiency.
HISTORY
TDL
offers a unique history of design innovation, expertise, and quality spanning
over 30 years. The company has been a leader in the development of many
patented technologies. During the 1960's, the company produced a series
of energy
storage capacitors for physics research
applications. Many of the early controlled thermonuclear experiments conducted
at Los Alamos National Laboratory used TDL
capacitors. In the 1970's TDL
produced patented ultra-low inductance
energy discharge capacitors for dye laser
applications. A series of large complete pulse power systems were also
produced for many customers. In the 1980's the company expanded its successful
line of MICAP® reconstituted mica paper capacitors for high voltage
military power supplies. In the 1980's and 1990's the company became the
world's most productive manufacturer of Pulse
Forming Networks (PFNs) for military,
air traffic control, and weather radar ground systems. The company combines
computer-aided design technology and many years of manufacturing experience
with high voltage dielectric systems.
