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Semicon West 2023, a 3-day event, was held in San Francisco, USA, from November 11th to 13th. This annual event attracts a large number of enterprises from home and abroad. DRex, as the world’s leading distributor of electronic components, its unwavering commitment to excellence was on full display as it engaged with global industry leaders and…
We are thrilled to announce that DRex Electronics will be participating in the upcoming Semicon West 2023, scheduled to take place from July 11th to July 13th in the United States. As a renowned electronic components distributor based in Hong Kong, we are honored to be a part of this global gathering in the electronic…
Electronic components are the building blocks of any electronic device or system. They perform various functions such as amplifying signals, storing data, switching currents, converting voltages, and more. Electronic components can be classified into two main categories: active and passive. Active components require external power to operate, such as transistors, diodes, LEDs, and integrated circuits…
Are you an electronic engineer looking for a rewarding and exciting career path? Do you want to work on cutting-edge products and technologies that improve people’s lives and shape the future? Do you want to unleash your creativity and innovation in a fast-growing and dynamic industry? If you answered yes to any of these questions,…
If you are an electronic engineer working in the automotive industry, you know how challenging it can be to design and protect circuits that operate in harsh environments. Transient voltage events, such as load dumps, inductive switching, electrostatic discharge (ESD), lightning strike, etc., can cause severe damage to sensitive semiconductor devices, such as microcontrollers, sensors,…
Have you ever wondered how your electronic devices can survive sudden surges of voltage or current that could potentially damage or destroy them? How do they cope with the effects of lightning strikes, electrostatic discharge (ESD), inductive switching, and other sources of voltage transients? The answer lies in a small but powerful component called a transient…
