Photo Archive: A Factory in Tokyo, 1968
Head Office and Tokyo Works 1968 In 1964, the year of the Tokyo Olympics, SANYO DENKI revamped its management team…
WHAT IS THE ZERO STOP FEATURE IN A DC FAN?
Speed Control for Optimized Performance DC fans with a four-wire configuration consist of power, ground, tach pulse output, and PWM…
Reduce Energy With New Reversible Flow Fan 136x28mm
There has been a rise in the use of home ventilation systems during the COVID-19 pandemic as we are now…
New 60x38mm Fan For 2U Server With Highest Performance
As 5G wireless technology delivers higher data speed and massive network capacity, as well as expanding cloud services, the processing…
An Overlooked But Useful Benefit Of The Pulse Sensor On A DC Fan
Brief Overview of DC Fan Sensors In the DC fan world, fans come in two, three, and four wire configurations…
Diversified Computer Products In 1960’s
In the 1960s, our flagship products were power supplies for communication applications, and these demonstrated solid growth primarily centered on…
Better Electrical Design for Hot Swappable Fan Start-up
Sanyo Denki over the years designed innovative high-performance fans for niche markets. The latest San Ace 40 9HVA type is…
Surviving In A Challenging Time: Factory Fire in 1960’s
Previous Article Before daybreak on June 4, 1960, a fire broke out at Ueda Works. Fanned by a strong wind,…
More Production Lines With First Servo Motors In 1950’s
First Servo and Step Motors | Previous Article In 1957, predicting that the main Tokyo Works factory would soon be…
Growth of Japanese Electrics Industry in 1950’s
Previous article The Beginning of booming consumer economy In the 1950s, as the Japanese electronics industry continued to grow, many…
