element14 passive component | element14 has announced an expanded range of element14 passive component product solutions tailored to both engineers and buyers. By offering a simplified and streamlined approach to sourcing element14 passive component, element14 supports engineers in their design journey and enables buyers to enhance their procurement processes.
As the demand for element14 passive component solutions grows, the expanded portfolio includes products from leading suppliers, including Panasonic, YAGEO Group, Kyocera AVX, Murata, Wurth, Vishay, Bourns, TDK, and many more.
The expanded portfolio includes solutions from leading suppliers, including Panasonic, YAGEO Group, Kyocera AVX, Murata, Wurth, Vishay, Bourns, TDK and many more. These components address diverse electronic needs, from control systems to analog electronics, and include essential products such as capacitors, inductors, resistors, filters and potentiometers.
Key Highlights include:
- Over 200,000 products in stock for next-day delivery, including 15,000 full reel products at competitive prices
- More than 24,000 new products added in the last 12 months
- Extensive technical resources, covering emerging technologies, battery management, and the role of filters, inductors, and capacitors in modern electronics
Jose Lok, Senior Global Product Category Director –Onboard Components at element14, said, “Our expanded passive product solutions provide engineers with access to the latest innovations, and our buyer-focused platform ensures a smooth, hassle-free component purchasing experience.”
For engineers looking for the best element14 passive component options, we have highlighted some of the new products in our passive portfolio.
· Vishay P2TC Series SMD Chip Resistors
· YAGEO R41D Series Film Capacitors
· TDK B41231 Series PET Snap-in Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitors
· Wurth Elektronik LHMI SMT Series Power Inductors
· Panasonic L series Polymer Capacitors
To learn more about the element14 passive component offerings, visit: element14 in APAC.
