Tag: passive components

Exxelia to Exhibit at APEC 2026 in San Antonio, Texas

Exxelia to Exhibit at APEC 2026 in San Antonio, Texas

Exxelia has announced its participation in the IEEE Applied Power Electronics Conference and Exposition (APEC) 2026, taking place from March 22 to March 26, 2026, at the Henry B. Gonzalez Read the original post at Exxelia to Exhibit at APEC 2026 in San Antonio, Texas

Würth Elektronik Presents Differential Pressure Sensor for HVAC and Medical

Würth Elektronik Presents Differential Pressure Sensor for HVAC and Medical

Würth Elektronik has introduced the WSEN-PDMS, a compact differential pressure sensor that combines high accuracy, flexible interfaces and multiple port configurations for easy integration into a wide range of embedded Read the original post at Würth Elektronik Presents Differential Pressure Sensor for HVAC and Medical

Thermal Modeling of Magnetics

Thermal Modeling of Magnetics

Accurate thermal prediction in magnetics is critical to avoid overheating, improve loss estimation and shorten design cycles. The Frenetic magnetic simulator implements a dedicated thermal model that transforms physical heat Read the original post at Thermal Modeling of Magnetics

ESA SPCD 26 Call for Papers Extended to 30th March

ESA SPCD 26 Call for Papers Extended to 30th March

ESA SPCD organizing committee is delighted to announce that the Call for Papers for the 6th edition of the International Symposium: Space Passive Component Days (SPCD) 2026 has been extended Read the original post at ESA SPCD 26 Call for Papers Extended to 30th March

Panasonic Releases Transparent EMI Shielding Film for Displays

Panasonic Releases Transparent EMI Shielding Film for Displays

Panasonic Industry’s FineX (FineCross) is a next‑generation transparent conductive film that combines high optical transmissivity with low electrical resistance for demanding EMI/EMC and radio‑wave control applications in modern display and Read the original post at Panasonic Releases Transparent EMI Shielding Film for Displays

Binder Extends NCC Circular Connectors for Harsh Environments

Binder Extends NCC Circular Connectors for Harsh Environments

Binder’s Not Connected Closed (NCC) circular connector family provides sealed, bayonet‑locking interfaces that remain protected even when unmated, targeting demanding industrial and medical environments with frequent connect/disconnect cycles. The range Read the original post at Binder Extends NCC Circular Connectors for Harsh Environments

Standard vs Planar LLC transformers Comparison for Battery Chargers

Standard vs Planar LLC transformers Comparison for Battery Chargers

The webinar by Frenetic examines two LLC transformers designed for a 300 W half‑bridge LLC stage with approximately 400 V DC input and 33–56 V output for lithium‑ion battery charging. Read the original post at Standard vs Planar LLC transformers Comparison for Battery Chargers

Würth Elektronik and Grinn Launch Edge AI Cooperation

Würth Elektronik and Grinn Launch Edge AI Cooperation

Würth Elektronik and embedded systems developer Grinn have announced a strategic cooperation in the field of edge AI solutions. The first joint product, the Grinn GenioBoard – Edge AI SBC Read the original post at Würth Elektronik and Grinn Launch Edge AI Cooperation

Bourns Expanded Semi-Shielded Low Profile Automotive Power Inductor

Bourns Expanded Semi-Shielded Low Profile Automotive Power Inductor

Bourns has expanded its SRN3010BTA series of semi‑shielded power inductors with a new 33 µH variant aimed at compact automotive and industrial power designs. The new power inductor combines AEC‑Q200 Read the original post at Bourns Expanded Semi-Shielded Low Profile Automotive Power Inductor

Peak Nano to Develop Fusion Grade High Energy Film Capacitors

Peak Nano to Develop Fusion Grade High Energy Film Capacitors

Peak Nano and E&P Technologies have announced a partnership to co‑develop fusion‑grade, high‑energy‑density film capacitors based on Peak Nano’s NanoPlex HDC dielectric platform, manufactured in the United States. The collaboration Read the original post at Peak Nano to Develop Fusion Grade High Energy Film Capacitors

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