Würth Elektronik’s popular reference book Trilogy of Connectors has been published in its 4th edition.

Wurth Electronics Midcom, the German branch of the Würth Elektronik eiSos Group has just opened a laboratory for the production of transformer prototypes at the Hightech Innovation Center in Munich, Germany. X

Würth Elektronik presents a small, cost-optimised radio module for transmitting meter readings in accordance with the wireless M-Bus standard EN 13757-4. It can be used both as a transmitter for a meter as well as a receiver for a gateway or data collector.

Würth Elektronik expands its LED product series WL-SMCW and WL-SMCC with white LEDs in 0603 and 0402 packages. These compact and highly efficient LEDs now allow white signals, front or backlighting to be achieved – without the need for a combination of red, green, and blue – which come very close to the white point in the colour coordinate system. 

Gigabit Ethernet is a widely used networking standard, normally just for transmitting data signals. An elegant solution is to use the same cable for the power supply, which is the case with “Power over Ethernet” (PoE). EMC aspects must also receive sufficient attention.

Gigabit Ethernet is a widely used networking standard, normally just for transmitting data signals. An elegant solution is to use the same cable for the power supply, which is the case with “Power over Ethernet” (PoE). EMC aspects must also receive sufficient attention.

Würth Elektronik launch Daphnis-I on the market – a slim, ultra-low power consumption and long range radio module for IoT applications.

At electronica 2024, on the DigiKey booth, Paige West speaks with Oliver Opitz, Vice President, Wireless Connectivity & Sensors, Wurth Elektronik about how the company is expanding its customer contact points from pure hardware engineering into the newer group of firmware and embedded software engineers. 

Würth Elektronik has presented its new USB socket WR-COM USB 3.1 PD Type C – Power Only SMT. Used exclusively for power transmission, it supports the USB Power Delivery (USB-PD) communication protocol for adaptive charging up to 240 W.

Würth Elektronik launches a new programme for optical sensors (product code: WL-OSEN) with the first two components.

Würth Elektronik will have its own stand at VertiFarm, the first and only dedicated trade fair for vertical farming and new food.

The pressing question, "How can we combat the decline in biodiversity?" was a focal point at DLD Nature, held from 12-13 September 2024 in Munich. 

Communication between charging stations and electric vehicles via an interface compliant with EN ISO 15118 is a fundamental requirement for the public charging infrastructure.

Thomas Garz has been appointed as Executive Vice President of the Würth Elektronik eiSos Group, effective from 1st August 2024. 

Würth Elektronik launches its hybrid WE-EMIP EMI absorber sheet, a convenient solution for preventing electromagnetic interference.

Würth Elektronik offers WE-LHCA (Low Profile High Current Automotive Inductor) – a particularly flat and temperature-tough inductor in four sizes with different inductance values.

Würth Elektronik has developed a new testing procedure for determining the maximum operating voltage of moulded inductors.

Würth Elektronik offers its WE-MXGI – a power inductor with unprecedented properties.

Würth Elektronik now offers a solution for phase control of AC loads, the new WL-OCTR optocouplers, a safe alternative to mechanical relays.

Würth Elektronik is enhancing its range of digital isolators with the introduction of a two-channel variant in an SOIC 8WB package (5.85 x 11.5 x 2.8 mm).