electronica 2024 is experiencing impressive growth rates: almost 3,500 exhibitors showcased their products across approximately 200,000 m2 of exhibition space, which is 50,000 m2 more than two years ago. Additionally, the trade fair saw an increase of 10,000 visitors compared to the last electronica, with around 80,000 visitors from 100 countries. This demonstrates that the world’s leading trade fair for electronics remains the benchmark for presenting new components, systems, or customer applications to a broad international audience.
Decades of participation and valuable business contacts
Jauch had recognized the enormous importance of this trade fair for over 40 years. That is how long the Villingen-Schwenningen-based company has been exhibiting in Munich without interruption, and this year is no exception. The medium-sized company has always valued meeting long-standing customers and cooperation partners. Personal exchanges with business partners from Asia are particularly important for Jauch, as the company itself has been active in Asia for decades.
As with every trade fair, the focus at this year's electronica was on establishing new business contacts with a need for frequency-generating components, battery solutions and support in development issues related to these components. The experienced stand personnel from the Jauch’s headquarters received competent international support from the managers and specialist colleagues from subsidiaries in France, the UK and the USA.
Insights into the application areas of Jauch products
Following the positive reception of customer application presentations two years ago, Jauch once again showcased applications in which battery solutions and frequency components were installed in 2024. This provided trade fair visitors with an insight into the diverse areas of application for Jauch products:
A Lithium-Polymer battery that reliably ensures epilepsy detection during sleep in the “NightWatch” from LivAssured.
Two JXS21P4 crystals that ensure maximum frequency stability at extreme temperatures in the belt-mounted sensor of TireCheck's tire pressure monitoring system.
And a robust Lithium Iron Phosphate Battery that can withstand temperatures of up to 260°C for the thermal imaging camera from Leader Photonics, designed for Firefighters.
11/28/2024