Exxelia to show harsh-environment capacitors and integrated magnetics at Electronica
Exxelia will present four areas of new component development on its stand at Electronica 2026, running from 10 to 13 November in Munich, including mica and film capacitors for harsh environments, newly integrated CalRamic ceramic capacitors, power-dense magnetics and busbars, and stator manufacturing capability from its Morocco facilities.
Capacitors for harsh environments
The capacitor range on display includes the CM-HVLP, a high-voltage (4kVdc) low-profile reconstituted mica capacitor designed to maximise capacitance, up to 750nF, within constrained PCB footprints while retaining high breakdown voltage. The CF-PP140 is a polypropylene film capacitor rated for continuous operation up to 140°C, offering stable electrical properties and low dielectric losses for high-frequency power electronics. Exxelia is also showing a high-temperature film capacitor rated to 200°C.
CalRamic ceramic capacitors
Following its recent acquisition of CalRamic Technologies, Exxelia will exhibit CalRamic's high-voltage, high-frequency ceramic capacitors on its stand. Particular emphasis falls on CalRamic Single Layer Disc capacitors, which the company describes as engineered for power supplies, commercial avionics and RF applications requiring very low equivalent series resistance (ESR) and high dielectric strength.
Integrated magnetics and busbars
Addressing miniaturisation demands in power conversion, Exxelia will detail its Smart Integrated Magnetics alongside its SVM Busbar range. The 2-in-1 integrated magnetics combine inductor and transformer functions within a single core structure, which the company says optimises power density and allows a reduction in overall component footprint and weight. Alongside these, Exxelia will display various busbar topologies intended for high-current distribution with optimised thermal management.
Stator manufacturing in Morocco
The fourth focus area covers Exxelia's stator manufacturing capabilities, highlighting the operational capacity and production flexibility of its Morocco-based facilities. The company's technical team will outline its industrialisation support framework, covering raw material selection, winding processes and custom manufacturing for aerospace, defence and industrial motor applications.
Technical staff and product specialists will be based in Hall A6, Booth 419, for the duration of the show.
