Exxelia will showcase high-temperature capacitors, integrated magnetics, high-current busbars and custom stator manufacturing at Electronica 2026 in Munich, Germany, on November 10–13.
Visitors can meet the Exxelia’s technical staff and product specialists in Hall A6, Booth 419.
The exhibition will bring together component technologies addressing demanding thermal conditions, high-voltage operation and space constraints in power electronics.
Highlights include CF-PP140 polypropylene film capacitors for continuous operation up to 140°C, the HIGH TEMP Film 200°C product line, and Smart Integrated Magnetics combining transformer and inductor functions in a single core structure.
High-Voltage and High-Temperature Capacitors
Exxelia’s capacitor display will cover several dielectric technologies, including reconstituted mica, polypropylene film and ceramic components. The announced products address different combinations of voltage capability, temperature requirements and packaging constraints.
CM-HVLP: Low-Profile Reconstituted Mica Capacitors
The CM-HVLP series comprises high-voltage, low-profile reconstituted mica capacitors. Exxelia lists a voltage capability of 4 kV DC and capacitance values up to 750 nF, with a design intended to maximize capacitance within constrained PCB footprints while maintaining high breakdown-voltage characteristics.
The low-profile construction is a central feature of the series, targeting designs where available board space and component height constrain high-voltage capacitor selection. The published voltage and capacitance figures describe the announced series; the release does not provide a part-by-part rating table.
CF-PP140: Polypropylene Film for Continuous Operation up to 140°C
The CF-PP140 series extends polypropylene film capacitor operation to continuous temperatures up to 140°C. According to Exxelia, the components combine stable electrical properties with low dielectric losses for high-frequency power electronics.
The continuous-operation designation is an important distinction in the announcement: Exxelia presents 140°C as an operating capability rather than a short-duration temperature limit. Detailed voltage ratings, capacitance ranges and application-specific operating conditions are not included in the exhibition release.
CalRamic High-Voltage and High-Frequency Ceramic Capacitors
Following its acquisition of CalRamic, Exxelia will present the company’s specialized high-voltage and high-frequency ceramic capacitors. Particular emphasis will be placed on single-layer disc capacitors for power supplies, commercial avionics and RF applications.
Exxelia identifies very low equivalent series resistance, or ESR, and high dielectric strength as key characteristics of the CalRamic single-layer disc products. Their inclusion broadens the exhibit beyond film and mica capacitors to ceramic solutions for demanding electrical applications.
Smart Integrated Magnetics and SVM Busbars
Exxelia will also demonstrate its Smart Integrated Magnetics approach to compact power conversion. The company’s 2-in-1 architecture combines transformer and inductor functions within a single core structure, with the stated aim of reducing component footprint and weight while improving power density.
Alongside these magnetic components, Exxelia will display SVM busbars in various topologies. The busbars are designed for efficient high-current distribution and optimized thermal management, complementing the exhibit’s focus on compact power-conversion assemblies.
The two technologies address different aspects of the same integration challenge: Smart Integrated Magnetics consolidates magnetic functions, while the busbar portfolio addresses current distribution within the wider power assembly.
Custom Stator Manufacturing and Industrialization
The fourth area of the exhibit will focus on Exxelia’s stator manufacturing capabilities at its Morocco-based facilities. The company will highlight production flexibility and support for custom manufacturing requirements in aerospace, defense and industrial motor applications.
Technical discussions will cover raw-material selection, winding processes and industrialization support. This part of the presentation extends the exhibit beyond individual passive components to manufacturing capabilities for customized electromagnetic assemblies.
Meet Exxelia at Electronica 2026
Exxelia’s technical staff and product specialists will be available to discuss the announced technologies and their application requirements throughout the exhibition.
- Event: Electronica 2026
- Dates: November 10–13, 2026
- Location: Munich, Germany
- Exxelia stand: Hall A6, Booth 419
Source: Exxelia, “Exxelia to present new Capacitors and Magnetics Innovations at Electronica 2026, Hall A6 – 419,” published October 23, 2026, and updated October 28, 2026.
