Online electronic components store Element14 is expanding its product portfolio with passive components from manufacturers such as TE Connectivity, Ohmite, Bourns, and Vishay.

The new products include TE Corcom Power Line filters for industrial, telecommunications, and test equipment applications, Ohmite/Arcol HS aluminum housing resistors, Burns gas exhaust tubes, and Vishay flat chip high-voltage precision thin-film resistors.

TE Connectivity’s Colcom powerline filter, the EJT series IEC inlet filters, are suitable for medical diagnostic, testing, and communication equipment, featuring an IEC320-C14 inlet that provides general-purpose use and high-frequency performance of up to 1 GHz.

The Ohmite Arcol HS150 series, manufactured in compliance with MIL 18546 and IEC 115 requirements, is an aluminum-housing resistor. Thermal grease was used, and a direct heatsink was installed.

The 2017 Gas Exhaust Tube Series, a new industry standard presented by Burns, is a 2-electrode gas exhaust tube manufactured with flat package design and FLAT technology, which can save space even in high-density, space-constrained PCB designs such as industrial communications and high-density PCB assemblies.

Vishay’s industry-first TNPV high-voltage (700V and 1000V) thin-film flat-chip resistors enable precise voltage measurement and save board space, making them suitable for battery management systems and test/measurement equipment.

Element14, which already has a portfolio of over 150,000 types of passive components including resistors, capacitors, inductors, and filters, is continuously investing in new products such as AEC-Q200 certified multilayer full-reel ceramic capacitors and surface-mount resistors.

Jesper Rasmussen, Global Category Director, stated, “Element14 understands that NPI drives innovation and that maintaining inventory and delivering quickly are crucial for the product development and launch times our customers desire. By collaborating with industry-leading manufacturers, we can supply the latest passive products suitable for industrial, telecommunications, and instrumentation sectors where stability and accuracy are critical.”