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Rubycon’s HPB series based on PMLCAP technology is entering mass production in January 2026, bringing a compact, high‑power‑density alternative to traditional DC‑link film capacitors. The series targets modern power electronics Read the original post at Rubycon PMLCAP DC‑Link Film Capacitors in Mass Production
Bourns has extended its Riedon SSD-1000A Series digital current sensors with a new assembly option using AEC-Q compliant components, targeting demanding automotive and industrial environments. The SSD-1000A Series combines a Read the...
YAGEO Group, including the former KEMET ceramic business, has expanded its automotive‑grade X7R multilayer ceramic capacitor (MLCC) portfolio with new high‑capacitance values. The MLCC ceramic capacitors extension targets demanding automotive Read the...
Rising prices of silver, gold, palladium and other critical metals are no longer a background macro topic – they are now directly visible in official price‑increase notices from leading passive Read the...
The latest v25.8 release of the Modelithics COMPLETE Library for Keysight ADS brings new scalable models for RF and microwave capacitors, inductors, resistors and an attenuator, now representing more than Read the...
Taiyo Yuden has expanded its MCOIL multilayer metal power inductor portfolio with a new AEC‑Q200 qualified 1608 size device capable of operation up to 165 °C, aimed at demanding automotive power Read the...
This article by Vladimir Azbel, an independent consultant on tantalum capacitors, explains energy transport in tantalum capacitor dielectric that impact its key electrical parameters and features. Abstract This work demonstrates Read the...
Jianghai Europe has outlined a set of design and mounting measures that significantly increase the vibration stability of radial aluminum e‑caps, helping design engineers and purchasers achieve higher reliability in Read the...
Passive Components Blog at passive-components.eu is the world’s leading blog, offering a specialized knowledge hub dedicated to passive components like capacitors, resistors, inductors, and related technologies. The blog provides in-depth Read the...
Vishay has extended its 193 PUR-SI series of miniature snap-in power aluminum electrolytic capacitors with new voltage ratings up to 600 V, targeting high-voltage DC bus and DC link stages Read the original post at Vishay Extends Aluminum Capacitors Rating Up to 600 V for DC Links
Würth Elektronik has introduced an online Product Navigator that guides developers from real-world applications and topologies directly to suitable electronic and electromechanical components. The tool is designed to reduce time Read the original post at Würth Elektronik Introduces Product Navigator for Passive Components
Industrial robotic arms are increasingly expected to operate continuously in hot, cramped and vibration‑intensive environments while remaining compact and energy efficient. Panasonic’s latest application insight highlights how its portfolio of Read the original post at Panasonic Passive Components for Reliable Robotic Arms
Littelfuse has introduced two new omnipolar TMR magnetic switches, LF21173TMR and LF21177TMR, targeting space‑constrained, battery‑powered electronics that need precise, low‑power magnetic sensing. The devices combine Tunneling Magnetoresistance (TMR) and CMOS Read the original post at Littelfuse Unveils Ultra-Low-Power TMR Magnetic Switches
Push‑pull converters remain attractive in isolated DC/DC stages where cost and simplicity are key, but their practical design window is narrower than it used to be. This article is based Read the original post at DC/DC Push‑Pull Converter vs PSFB Design Guide
