June 23rd, 2005
The US Marine Corp. has awarded a contract estimated at $4.6 million to SC Electronics for a Ruggedized Power Supply. The key application for this power supply is in-field usage, thus the need for a ruggedized system. The RPs, with 115VAC nominal power input shall provide up to 60 Amps of 18-30 VDC output. The Supply features a
unique cooling system which permits it to operate in the harshest desert conditions.
November 13th, 1998 Ft. Worth Star Telegram
SC Electronics Wins Air Force Contract
Fort Worth - The Air Force has awarded an $8.6 million contract to SC Electronics in Fort Worth. The Air Force hired the company to manufacture radar system power supply assemblies for about 1,000 F-16 aircraft. The assemblies, which adapt aircraft power so it can operate APG-68 radar systems, will replace the power supply units
installed in the F-16s. Elizabeth Ibarra, president of SC Electronics, said her company won the contract under an Air Force cost-cutting program that targets small businesses and manufacturers. SC Electronics employs about 45 people in Azle, TX.
November 14th, 1997
Associated Universities, Inc. has engaged SC Electronics in a program that will lead to the production of Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider RHIC Dipole Corrector Power Supplies. Six hundred and fifty units will power super-conduction corrector magnets along the mile long particle accelerator located at Brookhaven National Laboratory, Long
Island, NY. SC Electronics will design and build the units at their facility in Azle, Texas.
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