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June 30, 2020 | Wurth ElektronikEstimated reading time: 1 minute
As Würth Elektronik is not able to present new products to customers and interested parties in personal contact at trade fairs due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the manufacturer of electronic and electromechanical components has now set up a virtual exhibition stand.
Instead of visiting a trade fair, visitors will find an attractive online presentation of product innovations and the possibility to have a direct conversation in the chat.
The Würth Elektronik team offers a creative answer to the current situation with its virtual trade fair stand. Interested developers and manufacturers can use this platform to stay in close, personal contact with the manufacturer. Products are visualized with their technical data and can be discussed with Würth Elektronik specialists in the chat.
Component samples and developer support can be requested directly from the virtual booth. Also available: Tools for precise product selection such as the measurement database application REDEXPERT as well as order forms, catalogues and specialist books.
Focus topic Single Pair Ethernet
As lectures are held at exhibition stands, webinars can be found at the virtual exhibition stand. The current focus topic here is Single Pair Ethernet. Würth Elektronik offers solutions and standard-compliant reference designs that make this copper-saving cabling, which originates from the automotive sector, usable for industrial applications - for example for connecting sensors or as a replacement for other bus systems. Of course, visitors can also reach job advertisements and company information from Würth Elektronik in addition to the focus topic from the virtual booth.
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