Würth Elektronik introduces its Thyone-e
The Thyone I radio module from Würth Elektronik now has a little sibling: Thyone-e, which takes up 30 percent less space and represents...
Ensuring Quality and Authenticity in Defence Electronics: Why AS6171 Matters
In the defence industry, the reliability and authenticity of electronic components are paramount. With the increasing sophistication of counterfeiters, it is crucial...
Polyester vs. Polypropylene Capacitors
What is a Polyester Capacitor?
Two metal plates are arranged between a polyester film and an insulator. If the...
What are Radial and Axial Capacitors?
What are Radial Capacitors?
An electrolytic capacitor has a thin lead that extends outward from the bottom end, while...
Run Capacitor vs Start Capacitor
What is a Run Capacitor?
To improve the efficiency of compressors and fan motors, HVAC systems use a run...
Comparing Ceramic and Tantalum Capacitors
What are Ceramic Capacitors?
Ceramic capacitors inculcate ceramic as dielectric material into their design. Ceramic was the traditional choice...
Vibration-resistant capacitors from Würth Elektronik
All SMT variants of the Aluminum Electrolyte and Aluminum Hybrid Polymer capacitors from Würth Elektronik are now available in an extremely vibration-resistant version on request. Thanks...
New 2.4-GHz radio modules from Würth Elektronik
Würth Elektronik, manufacturer of electronic and electromechanical components for the electronics industry, presents its new wireless modules: the freely configurable Orthosie-I model and the Stephano-I variant...
Illuminating the Future: Exploring the Growing Opportunities in the Phototransistors Market
Phototransistors have emerged as a vital component in the world of optoelectronics, finding applications in a wide array of industries due to their...
Why Do Electric Fuses Blow?
What's an Electric Fuse?
Basically, a fuse box divides incoming voltage into many circuits, acting as the central node...
