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Würth Elektronik, inventor of Powerelements for PCB contacting, presents a new generation of its lead-free high-current contacts: the second PowerPlus generation, LF PowerPlus 2.0, has the same properties in terms of torque and current-carrying capacity as the previous version, but it is now even simpler and more efficient in terms of processing and assembly.

Würth Elektronik has extended its portfolio of coaxial connectors, rounding off its comprehensive Coax Connector Portfolio.

The Wireless Connectivity & Sensors Division at Würth Elektronik publishes its product guide. Its 200 pages offer a wealth of information about the products and the technologies behind them for application development.

Electric motors are present everywhere in our lives and have a huge potential to reduce energy consumption, enabling a greener future. In this webinar, gain insight on how to define a motor control scheme and the key parameters to consider for each subsystem implementation. Texas Instrumentsengineers discusses and showcases an example on how to achieve a precise motor control in real-time operation for robotics applications, meeting excellent...

Retention for ribbon cables and flexible PCBs: WR-FPC 1.00mm SMT ZIF Horizontal Back Locking Dual Contact and WR-FPC 0.50mm SMT LIF Horizontal Dual Contact both share protection against wear and loosening of the connection with their dual contact and securing points.

Würth Elektronik is now launching an additional multilayer chip antenna for the miniaturization of radio applications. Measuring just 40 x 6 x 5 mm, the WE-MCA antenna (7488918022) covers the 700 to 960 MHz and 1710 to 2690 MHz frequency ranges. With its hitherto unachieved form factor and slender profile, the antenna offers an excellent size-to-performance ratio.

At embedded world 2022, on the Digikey booth, Paige West speaks with Sven Lerche, Business Development Manager in Automotive & E-Mobility and Lorandt Foelkl, Field Application Engineer, Würth Elektronik about e-mobility, in particular the trends and applications.

Featuring a NiZn core material and are used to suppress electromagnetic interference in the frequency range between 1MHz and 1GHz. They are AEC-Q200 qualified, have UL 94-V0-rated plastic housing, and a -50°C to +105°C temperature range. Get it now at Mouser.

As a partner of Rohde & Schwarz, Würth Elektronik is involved in organising the test and measurement company's Oscilloscope Days (April 27-28).

Würth Elektronik, manufacturer of electronic and electromechanical components, will be exhibiting at PCIM, May 10-12, 2022 (Nuremberg Convention Center, NCC, Hall 6, Booth 402).