Electrical & Electronic Components
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Electrical and electronic components keep industrial machinery, vehicles, and power systems running, from control electronics and power distribution equipment to sensors, lasers, and battery power electronics. This category brings together component manufacturers, distributors, and electronic manufacturing service providers across Europe. Use the sub-categories below to narrow your search to a specific component type or application area.
What this category covers
Electrical and electronic components cover a wide range of technology areas. Industrial electronics include control and interface electronics built into machinery and automation systems, while electricity and power systems cover power supply, distribution, and conversion equipment such as transformers and switchgear. Lasers and optoelectronics suppliers provide laser sources and photonic components, and automotive electronics suppliers develop electronic components and systems for vehicles. Electronic manufacturing services cover contract assembly of printed circuit boards and electronic products, and sensors and transducers suppliers provide component-level sensing elements for integration into equipment. The category also includes power electronics for energy storage applications and electronics built for military and defense use. Suppliers range from component manufacturers and distributors to contract manufacturers and system integrators.
How to shortlist Electrical & Electronic Components suppliers
When pre-selecting suppliers, identify which component category and application they specialise in, since electronics suppliers rarely cover every technology area equally well. Check environmental and safety compliance relevant to your application, such as IP ratings under IEC 60529 or electromagnetic compatibility under the EN 61000-6 series, and confirm whether the supplier operates under ISO 9001 for quality management. For contract electronics manufacturing, ask which workmanship standard, such as IPC-A-610, governs their assembly process. Delivery reliability remains a key factor when narrowing a shortlist.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between industrial electronics and electronic manufacturing services?
Industrial electronics suppliers design and manufacture electronic products or modules, while electronic manufacturing service providers assemble electronic products on behalf of other companies, typically to a customer’s design.
Which standards apply to electronic assemblies?
IPC-A-610 defines acceptance criteria for electronic assemblies and is widely used to assess workmanship quality. For components used in specific environments, IP ratings under IEC 60529 and EMC requirements under EN 61000-6-2/-4 may also apply.