Cornell Dubilier Electronics

Cornell Dubilier Electronics (CDE) is a privately held American manufacturer known for its high-quality power capacitors. Founded in 1920, the company has a rich history in electronics, originating from the Dubilier Condenser Company. CDE became a leader in capacitor technology after merging with Cornell Radio in 1933. With over 350 patents by 1966, the company has established a strong reputation for innovation and quality. CDE produces a wide variety of capacitors, including film, electrolytic, mica, and supercapacitors, primarily for demanding industrial applications such as power electronics, military, and broadcasting. The company emphasizes engineering expertise and research and development to create reliable and high-performance capacitors tailored to customer needs. CDE is also a qualified supplier for military-grade capacitors, adhering to strict quality standards. With manufacturing facilities in North America and product support centers in the U.S., Mexico, and China, CDE continues to serve a global customer base across various industries.