Perfectly Positioned for the Future - Delta Electronics Celebrates 40 Years

With 6.6 billion US Dollars turnover in 2010, it was the most successful year in the history of the Delta Group, the world's leading provider of power management and thermal management solutions. This success and the 40th anniversary of Delta will be celebrated in Europe on June 16. This event will be held at Delta's European headquarters in Amsterdam (The Netherlands) and at the same time in the branch offices in Espoo (Finland), Bern (Switzerland) and Glasgow (UK).

When Dr. Bruce C.H. Cheng founded Delta Electronics in 1971, he had a goal in mind which has never been more relevant than it is today: To develop products and solutions that are all about environmentally-friendly energy. Meanwhile the Delta Group has grown into a world market leader in two areas: Since 2002, the company is number one in switching power supplies and since 2006 in DC brushless fans too. Most computers nowadays are equipped with Delta components, which are preferred for their high energy efficiency.

Dr. Cheng, founder and chairman of Delta Group, says "Following our corporate mission to provide innovative, clean and efficient energy solutions such as solar power systems and LED lighting, Delta helps to reduce greenhouse gas emissions as we pursue business opportunities for further growth."

Delta counts among its subsidiaries: Delta Networks, Cyntec, DelSolar, and more. In recent years Delta has refocused its business on information technology (IT), energy technology (ET), and smart green life. It is actively investing in renewable energy and other energy technology areas and has already succeeded in developing solar energy systems, high efficiency LED lighting, hybrid vehicle power systems and control systems, fuel cells, electronic paper and more. In addition, Delta is focused on developing its own brand as a high-efficiency energy saving solutions provider.

Products and Solutions

Delta's products in the area of power management include power supply units for computers, data centres, telecommunication systems, and more. Delta also plays an important role in high current technology with its uninterruptible power systems (UPS). Innergie, which belongs to the Delta Group, has developed the world's smallest universal power supply used for charging almost all common smartphones and notebooks anywhere-at home, in the car and in the plane.

Currently Delta is very successful with products and solutions that deal with renewable energy. This includes, for example, solar inverters for photovoltaic systems and horizontal and vertical wind turbines for residential and commercial use.

In the area of display solutions Delta has succeeded in a congenial linking of Information Technology and electrical engineering. In this field, Delta's unique LCD/LED display systems, 360-degree projection systems, 3D visualizations, the world's first full-HD LED projector, and the first colour e-paper in collaboration with Bridgestone particularly stand out.

The idea that cars can be driven by electrical energy has inspired Delta's automotive electronics business unit to research and develop solutions in this field over the last few years. As a result, the company now produces high performance battery management systems, on-board battery chargers, DC-DC converters, stop-start systems, EV-charging stations, as well as power control units-and a completely new hybrid drive system for passenger cars. A small combustion engine charges the battery, which powers 100kW (133 hp) electric motor that delivers an impressive torque of more than 800 Nm.

At an early stage, Delta recognized that the future for electric lighting lies in long-life, powerful and energy efficient light and it developed LED solutions before many others.
Today, its product range features LED lights for a large variety of applications, from replacement products for the traditional incandescent light bulb to innovative street lights with solar solutions. Delta also manufactures consumer products for domestic use for well-known companies on an OEM/ODM basis.

In the past ten years Delta has earned a solid global reputation with products and solutions in the area of thermal management. For example, Delta's DC brushless fans and blowers can be found in many PC's, laptops, in IT, telecom and industrial products, as well as in cars worldwide.

For the industrial automation market, Delta provides motor drives, motion and logic controllers, operating and machine vision systems, as well as complete industrial power supply systems.

As powerful and small as possible-this applies to all Delta components. That includes fibre optical transceivers, EMI filters, valves and solenoids for home appliance and automation equipment, miniaturized magnetics, RF components, modules for telecommunication and data transport applications.

Always faster, always more innovative- Network data processing continues taking the fast track. Delta responds to this trend with 10 GB switches, glass fibre components, broadband routers, systems for mains supply, WiFi and LTE connections.

Delta Group is the world's leading provider of power management and thermal management solutions, as well as a major source for components, visual displays, industrial automation, networking products, and renewable energy solutions. Delta Group has sales offices worldwide and manufacturing plants in Taiwan, China, Thailand, Japan, Mexico, India, Brazil and Europe. As a global leader in power electronics, Delta's mission is, "To provide innovative, clean and efficient energy solutions for a better tomorrow." Delta is committed to environmental protection and has implemented green, lead-free production and recycling and waste management programs for many years.

More information about Delta Group can be found at www.deltaww.com and www.delta-europe.com.

Carsten Schade
Marketing & PR
c / o Delta Electronics Europe
Zandsteen 15
NL-2132 MZ Hoofddorp
Netherlands
Tel:. +31 (0) 206 550 905
E-Mail: cschade@delta-europe.com

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