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INTRODUCTION
T&C Power Conversion, Inc. is focused on the RF digital
future, building on a proud heritage of leadership of industrial
solid state RF Generators and Amplifiers for the Ultrasonics,
MRI, NMR, Spectroscopy, Broadcast Communications, EMC testing,
Thin Film Deposition, CVD, PVD, gas plasma generation and
general laboratory markets for more than 15 years. Beginning
with the advent of RF Power Systems, the T&C Power Conversion
name has been synonymous with quality and innovation. A pioneer
in RF design technology, T&C Power Conversion has invented
countless industry-leading developments, including nanosecond
blanking circuitry used in gas plasma generation applications,
the microsecond test HV RF Generator for Cyanogen testing,
and the finest reflectometer system using state of the art
RF designs combined with digital technology.
THE EARLY YEARS
T&C Power Conversion, Inc. got its start in 1993 when
a young RF Engineering enthusiast set up a "factory"
on a kitchen table in Rochester, NY and began providing engineering
services to others in the local area. T&C Power Conversion,
Inc. was incorporated in 1993.
In early 1995, the industry began to grow as did the business,
so the company moved into its first Industrial Center to expand
its first product line of FM stereo amplifiers and transmitters.
The young company's early accomplishments included the world's
first solid state microsecond fast HV Generator system for
Cyanogen testing (1996). The AG0201 HV system created the
means to test lamps accurately throughout the complete process.
T&C's famous slogan, "We Build Quality First"
was first used in 1994.
Founded on RF engineering principles, T&C Power Conversion
soon became a recognized worldwide leader in broadband RF
power amplifier developments, such as the introduction of
the new linear Class A/B RF Ultra and LA amplifier lines (1999).
T&C became the selected supplier of RF amplifiers to Bruker
Daltronics Mass Spectrometry systems (2000). In 2001, T&C
continued to pioneer a multiple use AG Series amplifier/generator
line of products for such applications as medical treatments
used in "High Intensity Focused Ultrasound". This
ground breaking method of treatment worldwide, excels the
family of products into a power house of available models
and options suitable for the most advanced applications.
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TODAY AND TOMORROW
T&C launched a major literature and web site revitalization
program in 2006, updating its logo and creating a new marketing
campaign designed to introduce the company and its products
to a new generation of appealing show attendees at Society
of Vacuum Coaters Conference (SVC), Semicon West, and Semicon
Europa.
2007 marked a new beginning for T&C as the company began
to reposition its brand and building on its technology and
distribution strengths. T&C launched its first major national
stocking facility in Taiwan completing the supply chain links
in the Asian Pacific Markets. The dramatically different campaign
spotlighted T&C's state-of-the-art 13.56 MHz, 380 kHz
and 450 kHz generators, as a major source in the spirited
market place. Boldly setting the pace in the field of RF Plasma
Generator technology, T&C invented the fastest nanosecond
blanking circuitry available in RF Plasma Generators in the
world. As a result, T&C launched a new RF Plasma Generator
series (2005).
Building on its 2005 transformation into the RF Plasma Generator
sources, T&C is making a bold statement with a comprehensive
family of digital interfaced products. With the industry's
most aggressive approach to blanking technology, T&C's
2005 product line comprises more than 75 percent digital interfaces-reflecting
the powerful combination of the company's leadership in Ultrasonics,
MRI, NMR, Spectroscopy, Broadcast Communications, EMC testing,
Thin Film Deposition, CVD, PVD, gas plasma generation and
general laboratory market technology strengths.
Today, building on more than 15 years of innovation, quality
and industry leadership, T&C is a strong competitor, committed
to leadership in the RF Designed technologies of tomorrow.
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