electronica Show Preview
Taoglas highlights latest RF, GNSS and antenna solutions T
aoglas, a provider of advanced RF and antenna solutions, will exhibit at electronica 2026 in Munich, Germany, from 10–13 November. Visitors to Hall C2, Stand 516 will have the opportunity to explore the company’s latest solutions in RF, antenna and wireless connectivity technologies, including advancements designed to help engineers accelerate development, improve wireless performance, and reduce integration risk.
As connected devices and infrastructure become increasingly complex, engineers are being challenged to integrate cellular, Wi-Fi, GNSS and emerging wireless technologies into smaller form factors while maintaining reliable performance in demanding operating environments. At electronica 2026, Taoglas experts will be available to discuss the
RF design, integration and performance challenges involved in building reliable, connected systems.
Visitors to the Taoglas stand can discuss the company’s latest product developments and explore a range of RF and connectivity topics, including: Integrating cellular, Wi-Fi and GNSS connectivity in space- constrained, mobile and outdoor applications. Improving GNSS resilience and positioning continuity in demanding mobile, industrial, and critical infrastructure environments. Reducing design risk through antenna selection, RF optimization, multi-radio
coexistence strategies, testing, and certification readiness. Solving connectivity challenges
across transportation, industrial, utility, and connected infrastructure deployments. Taoglas’ expanding mission- critical connectivity capabilities for public safety and critical infrastructure applications, supporting customers as communications networks and connected fleets evolve. The AntennaXpert ecosystem, including the AI-driven Antenna Product Recommendation Engine, enables engineers to move from initial design requirements to a validated antenna shortlist in minutes, helping accelerate antenna selection and design cycles.
Hall C2, Stand 516
www.taoglas.com
Powerbox promotes ‘Engineering Reliable Power’ at electronica V
isitors to Powerbox’s stand at electronica will have the opportunity to meet with the company’s
engineers, explore standard and customized power solutions, and gain an early insight into future developments in connected power management.
Under its new brand promise, Engineering Reliable Power, Powerbox will demonstrate how application expertise and proven power technologies help customers address complex power challenges across industrial, medical, transportation, railway and defence applications.
At electronica 2026, visitors will be able to explore a range of AC/DC and DC/DC power solutions developed for demanding applications. The exhibition will show how Powerbox supports customers throughout the design process, from early concept and development through production and long- term lifecycle support.
With more than 50 years of engineering experience and a portfolio of more than 3,500 proven AC/DC and DC/DC power designs, Powerbox combines technical expertise with practical application knowledge to help customers reduce
development risk, simplify integration, and achieve dependable long-term performance.
EPC unveils next-generation GaN solutions for AI, robotics, space and autonomous machines
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fficient Power Conversion (EPC), a specialist in enhancement-mode gallium nitride (eGaN) power devices, will showcase its latest eGaN FETs, integrated power stages and reference designs at electronica 2026. At Hall C6, Stand 221, EPC will demonstrate how GaN technology is enabling smaller, lighter, faster and more efficient power systems for emerging applications including artificial intelligence, physical AI, robotics, autonomous machines and space electronics. A key focus will be the role of GaN in the
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rapidly evolving AI power infrastructure. EPC will demonstrate solutions spanning the power-delivery chain, from 800 VDC distribution to point-of-load conversion, including the EPC91123 6 kW 800 V-to-12.5 V ISOP LLC converter and a new 6 kW 800 V-to-6 V converter designed to bring high- voltage power closer to next-generation AI processors.
For physical AI and robotics, EPC will demonstrate integrated GaN solutions for humanoid robots, drones and other intelligent motion systems. The EPC33110
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100 V three-phase integrated ePower Stage IC enables compact, high- performance motor drives, while the new EPC33111, shown in preview, targets further miniaturization for space-constrained applications. Multiple motor-drive reference
designs will also be demonstrated, including platforms based on EPC33110 and the latest Gen7 GaN devices.
In space electronics, EPC Space will showcase radiation-hardened GaN technology for DC-DC converters, POL/IVR
applications and space computing, including the EPC7011, EPC7009 and radiation- tolerant EPC7050PCSH, EPC7066PCSH and EPC7065PCSH devices. Hall C6, Stand 221
https://epc-co.com/epc/
www.cieonline.co.uk
Hall A5, Stand 312
www.prbx.com
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