Passive electronic components
Passive electronic components
Passive electronic components are integral to the architecture of electronic circuits, serving a range of functionalities from regulating current flow to filtering noise and managing frequency in electronics. Capacitors, resistors, inductors, and transformers are common passive components that do not require a power source to operate. Engineers, technicians, and hobbyists alike rely on these components for building and repairing a wide array of electronic devices. Their incorporation into consumer electronics, industrial machinery, and high-precision instruments underpins the operations of each device, ensuring they work efficiently and reliably.
ABB offers sophisticated solutions like the DG/S1.64.1.1 DALI Gateway, Basic, 1-gang, REG, which is pivotal in lighting control systems enabling seamless communication between light sources and control panels. Hager enhances user experience with devices such as the Remote dimmer EVN011 300W Universal, which provides versatile lighting control with its universal remote dimming capabilities. Siemens stands out with products such as the S55800Y 101, a 1 pc. unit essential for electrical applications requiring precise, uncompromised performance. Purecrea's Rotary potentiometer set includes 50 pcs ranging from 50 Ohm to 1 mOhm, catering to a variety of resistance needs in electronic tuning and calibration. OBO Bettermann’s Rod earth electrode 1.5m V4A 219 20 BP V4A5000866 contributes to grounding systems, ensuring safety and system stability in environments exposed to electrical discharges. These industry leaders offer robust components designed to facilitate the creation and maintenance of electronic systems across various applications.