Pulse Electronics Corporation (PULS)

Pulse Electronics Corporation produces and sells precision-engineered electronic components and modules. It operates in three segments: Network, Power, and Wireless. The Network segment offers a range of passive products, including connectors, filters, filtered connectors, transformers, splitters, micro-filters, baluns, and chokes. This segment’s products manage and regulate electronic signals for use in various devices in local area and wide area networks. The Power segment primarily manufactures power transformers, chokes, current and voltage sensors, ignition coils, automotive coils, military and aerospace products, and other power magnetic products. Its products adjust and ensure current and voltage, limit distortion of voltage, sense and report current and voltage, and cause mechanical movement or actuation. The Wireless segment produces antennas, antenna modules, and antenna mounting components that capture and transmit communication signals in handsets, other terminal and portable devices, automobiles, and wireless-to-wireline access points. It offers PulseChip ethernet transformers. Pulse Electronics Corporation sells its products and services to original equipment manufacturers, original design manufacturers, and electronic contract equipment manufacturers through its direct sales forces worldwide. The company was formerly known as Technitrol, Inc. and changed its name to Pulse Electronics Corporation in November 2010. Pulse Electronics Corporation was founded in 1947 and is headquartered in San Diego, California. As of December 31, 2018, Pulse Electronics Corporation operates as a subsidiary of Yageo Corporation.