Technologies to address megatrends at electronica 2018

The importance of this year’s electronica is heightened further as it will be the first since KEMET’s acquisition of TOKIN.

Founded in 1919, KEMET has played a role in driving passive component technology for many decades. The company offers one of industry’s broadest and most advanced ranges of tantalum, ceramic, film and electrolytic capacitors underpinned by a deep understanding and expertise in materials science. By encompassing TOKIN, the company also now offers complementary, adjacent, sensing, actuator and magnetic components and technologies.

A range of hands-on demonstrations will focus on KEMET’s latest products for key target markets. A further interactive timeline feature will allow visitors to experience the company’s 100-year journey and see how much technologies have evolved in that time.

Per-Olof Loof, KEMET’s Chief Executive Officer, stated: “electronica is an important fixture in the world electronics industry calendar, and with its 100-year anniversary approaching, plus the recent acquisition of TOKIN, the timing aligns with a hugely significant time in KEMET’s history. Megatrends such as the IoT and electrification and advancement towards autonomous driving in automotive are driving the demand for the types of components and technologies offered by KEMET. This acceleration of the digitisation of society is exciting and a challenge to be relished by all of those participating at electronica this year.”