• Highly recognized for contributions to international standardization activities in electronics assembly technology (IEC/TC91)
• Led the establishment of IEC standards as the project leader for IEC standard revision in IEC/TC91
• Promoted international standardization activities for next-generation applications as co-convenor of IEC/TC91 WG3

TDK Corporation (TSE:6762) announces that TDK for the first time has won the IEC 1906 Award from the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC), the organization responsible for establishing and revising international standards in the electrical and electronic technology fields. The IEC 1906 Award is presented to experts who have made significant contributions to standardization activities in electrical and electronic technology.

This award was granted in recognition of TDK’s significant contributions as the project leader for the revision of IEC 60068-2-83, “Solderability testing of electronic components for surface mounted devices (SMD) by the wetting balance method using solder paste” under the supervision of WG3 of IEC/TC91, the technical committee responsible for international standardization activities in electronics assembly technology within IEC. TDK actively led the project by coordinating discussions and opinions among experts from participating countries, and played a major role in establishing IEC standards originating from Japan, which was highly evaluated and led to the award. This revision will ensure the soldering quality of SMD and contribute to improving the reliability of electronic equipment.

"We are deeply honored to receive the IEC 1906 Award for the first time. TDK’s reliability technology for soldering for SMD has contributed to the international standardization of electronics assembly technology. We would like to express our sincere gratitude to all members of IEC/TC91 who have supported us in receiving this award,” said Hideyuki Nagai, award winner, Section-Head, Reliability Technology Section, Evaluation Department, Quality Assurance Group, Quality Assurance Headquarters, TDK Corporation.

As electronic devices continue to become smaller and more advanced, TDK has become the first Japanese component/module manufacturer to serve as co-convenor of WG3 within IEC/TC91, which is composed of global set manufacturers. Going forward, TDK will continue to lead the international standardization activities for advanced assembly technologies applicable to next-generation applications, contributing to the transformation of electronics assembly technology. 

Theme and Award

• Theme: Leading the development of an international standard as project leader for the revision of  IEC 60068-2-83 of IEC/TC91
• Award: IEC 1906 Award
  
  
   

About 17 years after the merger of TDK and EPCOS, we have decided to discontinue the use of the EPCOS brand for passive components and sensors and to change the marking of products that still use the EPCOS brand. These changes apply to all EPCOS marked products except those that are to be phased out.

The implementation of all changes will start in April 2026. During a transition period, products can be delivered with the current EPCOS marking or the new TDK marking. Goods in stock will continue to be delivered with the unchanged EPCOS marking.

Customers are asked to address inquiries directly to their sales contacts.

Depending on product size and technical requirements, the following branding/marking apply:

Marking Description	Branding/Marking	Product Examples
Large products: Original TDK brand
Smaller products: TDK logotype
Smaller products (alternative): Letters TDK in Arial font
Specific products or requirements: Only technical data	No brand
Very small products: No marking	No brand

• TDK becomes the Official Technology Partner of the Porsche Formula E Team and the Porsche Coanda Esports Racing Team 

• TDK and Porsche Motorsport will work closely to utilize TDK’s core EV/Gaming relevant technologies to support the Porsche 99X Electric and its next-generation successor, and ESports simulator, to accelerate their performance, reliability and efficiency 

• The collaboration positions Formula E as a live R&D lab for sustainable mobility, digital innovation and commercialization of next‑generation electrification/gaming technologies 

TDK Corporation (TSE:6762) announces the launch of its new brand identity and tagline: “In Everything, Better”. This serves as a significant driver of the Long-term Vision “TDK Transformation” and captures the company’s unique venture spirit, its commitment to progress, and its vision for a sustainable future.

TDK Corporation (TSE:6762), a global technology leader headquartered in Tokyo, is proud to announce a new partnership with Porsche Motorsport. Starting with the 2025/2026 ABB FIA Formula E World Championship, TDK becomes the Official Technology Partner of both the reigning World Champion Porsche Formula E Team and the Porsche Coanda Esports Racing Team. 

This collaboration is built on a shared belief in performance through innovation. Porsche Motorsport aligns seamlessly with TDK’s tagline, “In Everything, Better”, it embodies the company’s mission to contribute to societal transformation through the accumulation of advanced technologies — work behind the scenes to make things smarter, faster, and more efficient. Both partners are driven by a passion for excellence. 

Together, Porsche Motorsport and TDK will explore new possibilities in electric racing and Esports. Formula E provides a perfect testbed for EV technology, and the Porsche 99X Electric race car represents peak all-electric performance. TDK will contribute its world-class technological expertise for automotive applications, helping Porsche Motorsport remain at the forefront of innovation. 

Beyond the physical racetrack, TDK will also support the Porsche Coanda Esports Racing Team - an exciting frontier where motorsport and gaming meet - boosting performance in the fast-growing world of simulation and competitive Esports. 

Norbert Palanovics, General Manager, Corporate Communications Group, Corporate Strategy HQ, TDK Corporation said 

“In Everything, Better is more than a tagline—it reflects our belief that technology should always improve lives. Our technologies are woven into the fabric of everything, creating transformation from within—quietly, but powerfully. With Porsche Motorsport, we see an opportunity to make better performance a reality - on the racetrack, in Esports, and in everyday life.” 

Thomas Laudenbach, Vice President Porsche Motorsport, added:  

“At Porsche Motorsport, innovation and performance are at the heart of everything we do. Partnering with TDK, whose technologies play such an important role in electrification and mobility, strengthens our commitment to pushing limits and inspiring the next generation.” 

This collaboration also reflects TDK Transformation, the company’s Long-term Vision to accelerate progress in society. By teaming up with Porsche Motorsport, TDK continues its mission of applying technology where it matters most - helping society move forward. 

Website https://www.tdk.com/en/porsche/index.html 

TDK India celebrates the expansion of its sales offices in Noida and Bangalore. The Noida office saw an increase of 185 square meters, providing enhanced workspace to support team collaboration and operational efficiency. In Bangalore, TDK extended its footprint by acquiring an additional floor, further strengthening its presence in the region. 

As part of this transition, the previous Bangalore office premises have been handed over to TDK-Lambda, enabling optimized infrastructure utilization across group entities. TDK India has moved to the newly added first floor, while the original fourth floor is occupied by TDK-Lambda.

The occasion was marked by a ribbon-cutting ceremony led by Ludger Trockel (CSO Electronic Components Business Company and General Manager ECBC Sales & Marketing Group), Michael Chinn (CSO Sensor Systems Business Company SSBC), Prabal Ray (Chairman and Managing Director TDK India) and Gagan Bansal (President Sales and Marketing TDK India).

Ludger Trockel shared: "This expansion reflects our continued commitment to the Indian market. Our focus remains on building agile, future-ready workspaces that foster innovation and growth”.

90 employees at 4 locations

TDK India operates sales offices across four locations with nearly 90 employees: Noida, Bangalore, Mumbai and Pune. Noida serves as the Headquarters for TDK India Sales & Marketing, and hosts all functional heads across Outside Sales, Product Marketing, Business Administration, Customer Service, Human Resources und Corporate Communications. Bangalore operates as the regional sales office for South India, providing a base for sales colleagues located in that region.

While several products from the TEG portfolio, such as Film Capacitors, Ferrite Cores, Transformers, and Chokes, are manufactured locally in Nashik and Kalyani, TDK India also imports a wide range of TEG and TDK products based on customer requirements and application needs. These are handled through the India sales offices.
 

At the opening ceremony of the Noida sales office, from left: Gagan Bansal (President Sales and Marketing TDK India), Michael Chinn (CSO Sensor Systems Business Company SSBC) and Ludger Trockel (CSO Electronic Components Business Company ECBC and General Manager ECBC Sales & Marketing Group).

The new sales office in Bangalore.

 

 

 

 

• Investment of a double-digit million amount
• State-of-the-art capabilities for measuring electromagnetic compatibility (EMC)
• Focus on automotive and industrial applications

TDK Corporation builds a new EMC laboratory in Regensburg. It replaces the existing accredited laboratory, which is more than 60 years old, at a new location. The facility will offer internal and external customers state-of-the-art capabilities for measuring electromagnetic compatibility (EMC). The groundbreaking ceremony for the new laboratory has now taken place.

TDK is investing a double-digit million amount in the construction of the new EMC laboratory and thus also in Germany as a business location. The new laboratory will have a total area of almost 1,700 square meters, 1,100 square meters of which will be used for laboratories and measuring stations. A showroom and a large customer area with meeting rooms are also planned.

The new facility replaces the existing 700-square-meter laboratory, which was developed from the semi-absorber hall built by Siemens in 1962, the first hall of its kind in Europe at the time. “The size and equipment of the new laboratory alone will enable significantly more measurement projects,” says Dr. Stefan Weber, project manager for the construction of the new EMC laboratory. “With the new EMC laboratory, we are ideally positioned for the next 60 years of successful development in Europe. It creates a central location for designing products and solving problems together with customers. It is therefore an important tool for customer retention.”

Focus on automotive and industrial applications

The heart of the laboratory is a new ten-meter semi-anechoic chamber in which vehicles and high-power industrial applications can be measured. It is complemented by a new three-meter full absorber chamber for RF and radio applications, which offers the fastest measurement methods at the highest frequencies, and by a compact chamber for measuring automotive components such as control units or onboard chargers. This chamber is equipped with absorbers that are only ten centimeters deep—the most compact design currently available on the market.

Showroom for TDK absorber technology

All chambers feature state-of-the-art TDK absorber technology and measurement systems. The EMC laboratory thus also serves as a showroom for the technologies and services offered by TDK in this field, ranging from the dimensioning and design of the halls to their equipment and ready-to-use concepts.

The new EMC laboratory is scheduled to be completed in the middle of 2026. TDK operates further accredited EMC laboratories in Austin (Texas), Tokyo, and Shanghai. 

Dr. Stefan Weber, Project Manager for the new EMC laboratory, Dr. Werner Lohwasser, CEO & COO TDK Electronics, Gertrud Maltz-Schwarzfischer, Lord Mayor of Regensburg, Christoph Michl, Office for Economy and Science Regensburg, architect Thomas Bauer, and building contractor Johann Feldbauer.

• New 1000 V product with a capacitance of 22 nF in the 3225 case size with C0G characteristics of low-resistance soft termination type for automotive and general applications
• Contributes to greater reliability in applications, reduction of component count, and miniaturization
• Qualified based on AEC-Q200

TDK Corporation (TSE:6762) announced today it expanded its CN series of low-resistance soft-termination MLCCs. This product achieves an industry-leading* 22 nF capacitance in the 3225 case size (3.2 x 2.5 x 2.5 mm – L x W x T) and C0G characteristics at 1000 V. Mass production of the product series began in September 2025. The capacitors of the CN series are industry-first products that are equivalent to regular products in terms of their terminal resistance due to the optimization of their resin electrode structure.

In recent years, there has been an increase in the use of multiple resonance capacitors placed in series-parallel circuits for resonance applications such as LLC resonant circuits and wireless charging. As applications become more powerful, they require more resonance capacitance, which increases the demand for high-voltage, large-volume capacitors. To improve reliability in these applications, components with resin electrodes effectively prevent placement cracks resulting from external stress. However, the increased resistance value of resin electrodes has been an issue.

This led TDK to develop the CN series with optimized resin electrode structures, resulting in significantly lower resistance values. In addition to the low losses and capacitance stability over temperature and voltage variations of C0G products, these resin electrode structures achieve both high reliability against external stress and reduced loss, making them ideal for use as resonator and snubber capacitors. 

The optimization of product and process designs has made it possible to manufacture these products, which helps increase reliability and application to high-voltage circuits and enhances the reliability of the applications. TDK will continue to expand its product line to meet the needs of its customers.

* As of September 2025, according to TDK
 

India has emerged as a strategic powerhouse in the global electronics ecosystem, combining robust economic growth, supportive policies, and a vast talent pool. It is the fastest-growing major economy in the world and recently became its most populous nation. The Indian government’s push for self-reliance – from the “Make in India” initiative to Production Linked Incentives (PLI) schemes – is catalyzing domestic manufacturing and infrastructure development.

As a result, India’s electronics industry is scaling rapidly toward a projected USD 500 billion market by 2030, powered by surging local demand in sectors like automotive, renewable energy, industrial modernization, and digital technologies. This trajectory is also shaped by the global “China+1” strategy, as multinational companies diversify manufacturing and R&D footprints into India to strengthen resilience. For global companies like TDK, India’s rise presents an unprecedented opportunity: to innovate at scale, tap into world-class engineering talent, and build a more reliable supply chain at the heart of a booming market.

Investing in India for Innovation and Resilience

TDK’s commitment to India dates back to the mid-1990s, when it was among the pioneers establishing large-scale component manufacturing in the country. Over the decades, the footprint has grown steadily: today, TDK operates six factories across India producing components from film capacitors in Nashik to ferrite cores in Kalyani, alongside advanced battery cells and packs in Bawal and Manesar. Most recently, a state-of-the-art battery facility was inaugurated in Sohna, which, according to Bansal, will play a “pivotal role in supporting our rapidly growing energy solutions portfolio.”
 

“India will remain a cornerstone of our global strategy. We are confident that our expanding presence will further strengthen our ability to serve both domestic and international markets.”  

Gagan Bansal, President Electronic Components Business Company (ECBC), Sales and Marketing, TDK India

By growing its manufacturing presence locally, TDK not only increases capacity but also strengthens global supply chain resilience – diversifying production geographies and ensuring customers have reliable access to critical components even amid disruptions.

Beyond manufacturing, India is fast becoming a hub for R&D and engineering excellence. TDK has established four major engineering and sales centers – in Mumbai, Bangalore, Pune, and Noida – to stay close to customers and market trends. A new magnetic design lab for transformers and a large R&D facility under TDK-Lambda are being built in Bangalore, positioning the city as a nucleus for advanced product development.

Innovation in India also extends to the startup ecosystem. TDK Ventures is investing in high-potential ventures in fields ranging from agritech (FASAL) and industrial analytics (Infinite Uptime) to EV batteries (Exponent Energy) and next-generation mobility (Ultraviolette Automotive). Supporting grassroots innovators such as Healyantra in medtech reflects a long-term commitment to nurturing India’s entrepreneurial spirit. These collaborations bring agility and local insight into TDK’s portfolio, accelerating the development of tailored solutions for Indian and global markets.

This multifaceted growth strategy is timed with India’s own upward trajectory. TDK forecasts the Indian electronics market to grow at 8–10% annually over the next five years, fueled by infrastructure build-out and rising domestic demand. Crucially, the areas where India is investing most heavily – ICT, EVs, renewable energy, and smart infrastructure – directly align with TDK’s core competencies, creating a virtuous cycle of national priorities and corporate expertise.

Powering India’s High-Growth Sectors

India’s development agenda highlights several high-growth sectors where electronics and digital technologies are vital. TDK is uniquely positioned to accelerate these transitions through its broad portfolio of components, energy solutions, and sensor technologies.

• Electric Mobility (EVs): India’s e-mobility revolution is accelerating, with over 19 million EVs already on the road in 2025. Ambitious 2030 targets – 80% of two-/three-wheelers and 40% of buses to be electric – will transform transport. Backed by subsidies and charging infrastructure, this creates vast demand for advanced batteries and power electronics. By localizing battery production and partnering with EV startups, TDK is helping India electrify at scale while securing a strong position in a market expected to approach 80 million EVs by 2030.
• Renewable Energy & Smart Grids: India is targeting 500 GW of renewable energy capacity by 2030. At the same time, programs like the Revamped Distribution Sector Scheme (RDSS) will deploy 250 million smart meters by 2026. From grid stability to rooftop solar integration, TDK enables this shift with energy-efficient capacitors, harmonic filters, and advanced surge protection – making the clean energy transition more efficient and reliable.
• Railways & Infrastructure: With USD 60 billion earmarked for electrification and upgrades by 2030, India’s railway modernization is unprecedented. TDK supports this through high-reliability inductors, filters, and surge protection devices that safeguard both infrastructure and onboard systems, ensuring safe and uninterrupted mobility for millions.
• Data Centers & Digital Infrastructure: As India becomes the world’s digital hub – with booming fintech, e-commerce, and cloud services – next-generation data centers are critical. TDK contributes with thermal management materials, EMI suppression, and power conversion modules, ensuring stable, energy-efficient operations that can handle exponential data growth.
• Consumer & Industrial Electronics: Rising incomes and urbanization are spurring demand for energy-efficient appliances and advanced industrial automation. TDK supports OEMs with sensors, actuators, and power solutions that enhance energy efficiency, safety, and connectivity – enabling everything from smart homes to smart factories.

India at the Core of TDK’s Future Strategy

India is not only a high-growth market but also a critical node in the global electronics value chain. TDK’s strategy recognizes this reality: by investing in local production, R&D, and partnerships, the company contributes directly to India’s aspirations while leveraging the country’s strengths for global competitiveness.

Breakthroughs and efficiencies achieved in India – whether in EV batteries, renewable integration, or digital infrastructure – are increasingly influencing TDK’s global operations. This synergy enhances agility, responsiveness, and innovation across the corporation.

Looking ahead, India offers a scale and diversity of opportunity that few countries can match. Its large talent pool of 1.5 million engineers graduating annually, combined with government-backed policies, makes it a testing ground for innovation and a springboard for global growth.

As Bansal emphasizes: “By combining local strengths with TDK’s global expertise, we are helping customers bring new technologies to market faster and more reliably. India’s success and TDK’s success are deeply intertwined.”

• Offers acquired and clearly visualized complex motion data of the javelin throw that was previously invisible
• Contributes to athletes’ skill improvement and creates new spectator experiences
• As an official partner of World Athletics, TDK will continue to contribute to the evolution of sports through its unique technologies

TDK Corporation (TSE:6762) announces the successful visualization of javelin throw data through its technology collaboration with World Athletics, announced in June 2025. By applying TDK advanced sensor technology, it has made previously unseen information about the javelin throw visible, aiming to further enhance the appeal of the sport and contribute to the technical improvement of the javelin and the throwing technique of the athletes.

TDK will exhibit at the National Stadium during the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo from September 13-21, 2025. TDK’s booth will showcase prototypes of sensor-equipped javelins and future-oriented sample javelins with embedded sensors.

This project began from the shared desire of TDK and World Athletics to evolve athletics through technology and communicate its appeal to more people. By utilizing TDK’s high-precision sensor technology, it is taking on the challenge of acquiring and clearly visualizing complex motion data generated during the moment of javelin release and flight (such as launch angle, rotation, speed, altitude, and flight trajectory). Currently, TDK is in the experimental stage of attaching its sensors to actual javelins and throwing them, and has confirmed that the data acquired and analyzed by TDK sensors can be visualized. Moving forward, it will work to acquire and analyze even more accurate and detailed data.

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A major contributor to data acquisition is TDK’s cutting-edge, ultra-miniature high-precision InvenSense 6-axis MEMS motion sensor. The ultra-low power, miniature sensor (approx. 13 mg, 2.5 mm x 3 mm x 0.81 mm) detects position, speed, and angle. By combining multiple sensors, TDK has also made it possible to acquire data such as launch angle, posture, rotation, and altitude, which were previously unable to be visualized.

The data visualized by these sensors provides athletes with a new means to deeply understand their own performance and improve their throwing technique. Additionally, by presenting the data in an easy-to-understand visual format, TDK aims to help spectators better understand the javelin throw, discover new appeal, and experience the athletes’ extraordinary physical abilities in a new way.

The collaboration is one of TDK’s initiatives to realize its Long-term Vision, “TDK Transformation,” and embodies the new brand identity tagline “In Everything, Better.” In particular, through co-creation with partners, TDK will accelerate projects under the concept of “TDK Sensing Within,” utilizing its sensor technology in final products and solutions to drive social transformation. 

Since 1983, TDK has contributed to the development of track and field as an official partner of World Athletics, and it will continue to promote further evolution in sports through its unique technologies.

Guided by TDK’s Corporate Motto to “Contribute to culture and industry through creativity,” it has established TDK Long-term Vision TDK Transformation starting from the fiscal year 2025. This vision reflects TDK’s commitment to contributing to social transformation and continuously evolving ourselves to realize a sustainable future. By accelerating technological advancement and social change through electronic devices that combine its unique materials, process, and software technologies, TDK aims to contribute to a sustainable future, continually transform itself, and become the No.1 partner for growth together with customers worldwide.

World Athletics Chief Information Officer, Mr. An:
“TDK has been a valued partner supporting World Athletics for over 40 years. We are delighted that this technology collaboration has been realized for the first time. Sensor technology is highly compatible with athletics, and I see great potential in its ability to visualize athletes’ movements and efforts as data.”

TDK Corporation Project Team:
“Through numerous discussions and experiments with World Athletics officials, our understanding of the javelin throw—a previously unexplored field for TDK—has deepened. We are delighted that our sensor technology is able to acquire and visualize data that was previously invisible. We will continue to refine our technology and contribute to the transformation of the sport.”

TDK Corporation (TSE:6762) and its wholly-owned subsidiary TDK Electronics AG informed the management board of Tronic’s Microsystems on July 9, 2025, of its decision to file a public tender offer followed by a mandatory squeeze-out for the shares of Tronic’s Microsystems SA at a price of €5.56 per share (the “Draft Offer”). TDK Electronics AG, the majority shareholder of Tronic’s, holds 87.34% of Tronic’s share capital. The concert formed between TDK Electronics AG and Thales AVS France SAS holds 97.44% of Tronic’s share capital.

The Draft Offer is part of an initiative to simplify the shareholding of Tronic’s, through the acquisition of the outstanding capital not currently held by TDK Electronics AG and Thales AVS France SAS (2.56% of Tronic’s), with TDK Electronics AG as the sole offeror. The Draft Offer is in line with Tronic’s strategy, which no longer requires the listing of the company on Euronext Growth^® in Paris, taking into account the very low liquidity of the stock. The Draft Offer also aims to reduce the costs associated with the listing. As a reminder, TDK Electronics AG has financed Tronic’s in recent years and plans to recapitalize Tronic’s up to a maximum of €7,000,000 by March 31, 2026, as Tronic’s equity has been less than half of its share capital since 2023.

Therefore, TDK Electronics AG is offering Tronic’s shareholders who tender their shares to the offer the opportunity to obtain immediate liquidity for their entire stake.

As Tronic’s is unable to establish an ad-hoc committee as referred to in III of Article 261-1, III of the AMF General Regulation, Tronic’s submitted on July 10, 2025, to the French stock market authority (Autorité des marchés financiers, AMF) the appointment of BM&A, represented by Pierre Béal, as independent expert. The AMF financiers informed Tronic’s on July 23, 2025, that it did not oppose this appointment.

The Offer period will be ten trading days and is expected to take place before the end of the second half of 2025. Prior to the opening of the Offer, the AMF will publish a timetable notice, and Euronext Paris will publish a notice announcing the terms and opening of the Offer.

As the conditions for a mandatory squeeze-out have already been met, the offer will be followed by a mandatory squeeze-out procedure for Tronic’s shares on Euronext Growth^®. As part of the mandatory squeeze-out, the Tronic’s shares that have not been tendered to the Offer will be transferred to TDK in exchange for cash compensation equal to the Offer price, i.e., €5.56 per share.

This Offer will not be subject to any financing condition, as TDK has the necessary funds to fully finance the cash Offer.

The draft TDK tender offer document was filed today with the AMF and is available in the investors section of TDK's website, www.tdk.com.

Additional information regarding the transaction

The draft information memorandum prepared by TDK Electronics AG and filed today with the AMF is available in the Investors section of TDK's website. The public will be informed of the filing of the public tender offer documents, which will subsequently be published by TDK Electronics AG and Tronic’s. In accordance with French law, the documentation related to the public buyout offer aimed at Tronic’s will include the tender offer document prepared by TDK, incorporating the terms and conditions of the offer, as well as the draft response memorandum prepared by Tronic’s, including the independent expert's report and the reasoned opinion of the supervisory board, and will be subject to review by the AMF.

At the end of August, TDK celebrated the relocation and opening of its new office in Shenzhen, China's third-largest city after Shanghai and Beijing. The new office brings together colleagues from TDK, TDK Electronics, TDK-Lambda, InvenSense, and TDK SensEI. The opening ceremony was attended by 215 employees and around 40 guests.

The new office is located on the 38th floor of the Dabaihui Plaza Tower, one of the city's highest buildings. More than 200 colleagues work on approximately 2,000 square meters, primarily serving customers in the automotive and industrial electronics sectors, such as BYD, VMAX, and DELTA. During the office's grand opening ceremony, Grace Wang, President and CEO of the Greater China Sales Business Group, emphasized its strategic importance.

Ludger Trockel, ECBC CSO and General Manager of the ECBC Sales & Marketing Group, sent a video message congratulating the team on the opening of the office and expressing his best wishes to all team members. Makoto Kondo, Deputy General Manager of TDK Greater China Sales Division and General Manager of China Sales Division South China Block, expressed his appreciation for the dedication of the teams and the support from partners.

Lions bring good luck and success

A traditional lion dance performance added a festive atmosphere to the new office, symbolizing prosperity and good fortune. Distinguished guests such as Yutaka Matsuura, Chairman Greater China Sales Business Group, Yuan Chong, Sales Director TDK-Lambda China, CJ Deng, General Manager TDK InvenSense China, and Paul Chen, General Manager TDK SensEI China, also took part in the celebrations. The lions paraded through the office, spreading wishes of happiness and success to all employees.

Following the performance, the guests jointly participated in a roasted pig cutting ceremony, a traditional practice symbolizing continuous good fortune and prosperity for both the new office and all employees.

Excellent location

The Dabaihui Plaza building is 380 meters high and comprises 74 floors with a total area of around 1.4 million square meters. The tower is located 400 meters from the Gangxia North Transit Hub, where seven subway lines intersect, and 800 meters from the Futian high-speed rail station.

The new address of the office is:
38th Floor, Dabaihui Plaza, 3086 Jintian Road, Futian District, Shenzhen 518026, China
 

TDK Corporation (TSE:6762) introduces the B3270xP, a series of ultra-small, metallized polypropylene (MKP) film capacitors tailored for power factor correction (PFC) stages in power supplies for consumer electronics. With their compact design and self-healing properties, these components are engineered for use in adapters and power supplies for devices such as laptops and gaming consoles. Their minimized footprint addresses the increasing demand for space-efficient solutions in high-density circuit designs. 

The B3270xP series is available in three lead spacing variants – 10 mm (B32701P), 15 mm (B32702P), and 22.5 mm (B32703P) – with rated DC voltages of 450 V, capacitance values ranging from 0.47 µF to 2.2 µF, and an ESR of 10 mΩ to 25 mΩ at 100 kHz. These capacitors operate up to a +110°C case temperature (with voltage derating above +85°C), delivering consistent performance over a service life of 50,000 hours at rated voltage and +85 °C. In addition, they exhibit a dissipation factor tan δ of up to 1.0 ∙ 10⁻³ at 1 kHz. TDK provides LTspice models for these components. 

Designed with parallel wire leads and halogen-free options upon request, the components meet RoHS compliance and are offered in bulk, ammo pack, or reel configurations. Their plastic housing and epoxy resin sealing meet UL 94 V-0 standards, ensuring flame retardance and mechanical durability. 

• TDK’s subsidiary, Tronics Microsystems, expands into vibration sensor solutions, targeting process and asset monitoring to support predictive maintenance and industrial IoT applications 

• Building on two decades of MEMS expertise, the company leverages its legacy in inertial sensors to engineer high-precision vibration sensor solutions 

• Strategic evolution aligns with Tronics’ mission and vision, reinforcing its role in digitally transforming transportation, energy, and industrial sectors through smart sensing solutions 

• Live demonstrations planned at electronica India (Sept 17–19) and sps – Expo in Nuremberg (Nov 25–27), showcasing the new vibration sensor technology 

  TDK Corporation (TSE:6762) announces that its subsidiary, Tronics Microsystems ‒ a leading provider of high-performance inertial MEMS sensor solutions ‒ is expanding its product portfolio to include vibration sensor solutions aimed at process and asset monitoring applications. This strategic development represents a major milestone in the company’s evolution and underscores its dedication to driving the digital transformation across industrial sectors. 

  For over two decades, Tronics has pioneered in delivering high-performance MEMS inertial sensor solutions for precise motion sensing, positioning, and navigation in aerospace, railway, and energy applications. Leveraging decades of experience in MEMS R&D, manufacturing, and test, the company builds on that legacy to introduce vibration sensor technologies for monitoring and predictive maintenance of critical processes and assets. 

  Mission 

  To be a provider of MEMS inertial sensor solutions for precise motion sensing, positioning, navigation, and condition monitoring of critical assets in transportation, energy, and industry. 

  Vision 

  To contribute to the digital transformation of transportation, energy, and industry by providing digital inertial and vibration sensors solutions.  

  A story of evolution 

  As industries evolve, digitally transforming towards Industrial IoT and more, so does the need for smarter systems that can continuously sense not just motion, but also the health of machines themselves through vibration spectrum monitoring. Tronics is then currently introducing vibration sensor solutions that bring a new layer of digital transformation and intelligence to industrial systems. 

  “Expanding offers into the vibration sensor market is a natural and strategic evolution for the Company, rooted in our MEMS DNA for high-end industrial applications. We did not just package an off-the-shelf basic accelerometer for our vibration sensors. Listening to the condition-based monitoring demand, we engineered innovative MEMS solutions with the same precision and reliability that define our inertial products and services,” said Julien Bon, CEO, Tronics Microsystems.  

  Tronics is currently completing the development of its first generation of vibration sensor solution for process and assets monitoring, enabling customers to design highly accurate quality control and predictive maintenance solutions. 

  See it in action! 

  Tronics is proud to announce that this innovative development will be showcased live at electronica India on September 17-19 in Bengaluru [TDK booth D01, Hall 3] and sps – Expo on November 25-27 in Nuremberg [TDK booth 334, Hall 10]. Emmanuel Bercier, Innovation Marketing Manager, will demonstrate the technology and discuss how Tronics is shaping the future of machine health monitoring through smart IoT sensor solutions. 

TDK Corporation (TSE:6762) unveils the B41699 and B41799 series of ultra-compact aluminum electrolytic capacitors with axial-lead and soldering star designs, engineered to withstand operating temperatures of up to +140 °C. Tailored for demanding automotive applications, these components offer a high-capacitance​​ and​​ high-ripple current solution in a space-saving format. This enables designers to reduce the number of capacitors required in powertrain modules, such as electric power steering (EPS), fan control, and transmission systems.

The new capacitors are available for rated voltages of 25 V and 35 V, with capacitance values ranging from 1800 µF to 13,000 µF. They offer ripple currents of up to 34.6 A (I_AC,max) at 10 kHz and +125 °C case temperature, supported by low ESR, over 4000 h of useful life (at +125 °C at rated voltage and rated ripple current), and vibration stability up to 60 g (optional). This robustness is particularly advantageous in xEV platforms operating within a 12-V board net, where thermal stress, mechanical vibration, and compact integration are critical design factors. 

The axial-lead version (B41699) and the soldering star version (B41799) provide flexible mounting options for horizontal, vertical, or busbar configurations. The dimensions vary from 16 x 25 mm and 21 x 49 mm (D x H). Their SIKOREL-based construction allows for a storage life of up to 15 years at +35 °C, while ensuring RoHS compatibility and compliance with AEC-Q200 standards. By achieving high capacitance in a minimized footprint, these capacitors empower engineers to simplify their designs without compromising performance. 

Further information on the products can be found at www.tdk-electronics.tdk.com/en/alu_axial  

• Integration of TDK’s sensing technology and ASICS’s sports engineering 

• Embodying the new brand identity “In Everything, Better” and accelerating the long-term vision “TDK Transformation” 

• “TDK Sensing Within” project: contributing to social transformation through sensing technology together with partners 

TDK Corporation (TSE:6762) announces that it has launched a joint research project with ASICS Corporation (hereafter “ASICS”) to analyze athletes’ movements using motion sensing technology. By combining TDK’s sensor technology with ASICS’s extensive expertise in sports engineering, TDK aims to visualize athletes’ movements and contribute to improving their performance.  

This project was born from a shared desire between both companies to support athletes with innovative, cutting-edge technology. By utilizing TDK’s proprietary high-precision sensor technology to sense athletes’ movements and analyzing the data with ASICS’s deep expertise in sports engineering, TDK aims to build solutions that provide advice and coaching to athletes, as well as contribute to the development of shoes and tools. TDK is in the experimental phase using prototype sensing devices, and are jointly advancing motion analysis and visualization. 

The collaboration is one of TDK’s initiatives to realize its Long-term Vision “TDK Transformation,” and embodies the new brand identity tagline “In Everything, Better.” In particular, through co-creation with partners, TDK will accelerate projects under the concept of “TDK Sensing Within,” utilizing its sensor technology in final products and solutions to drive social transformation. Since 1983, TDK has contributed to the development of track and field as an official partner of World Athletics, and it will continue to promote further evolution in sports through its unique technologies. 

Guided by TDK’s corporate motto “contribute to culture and industry through creativity,” it has established TDK Long-term Vision “TDK Transformation” starting from the fiscal year 2025. This vision reflects TDK’s commitment to contributing to social transformation and continuously evolving ourselves to realize a sustainable future. By accelerating technological advancement and social change through electronic devices that combine its unique materials, process, and software technologies, TDK aims to contribute to a sustainable future, continually transform ourselves, and become the No.1 partner for growth together with customers worldwide. 

Comment from TDK President & CEO, Noboru Saito: 

TDK is honored to join ASICS in supporting athletes’ ambitions as an official partner of World Athletics. Through TDK’s advanced sensor technology, it has contributed to societal transformation in fields such as automotive, ICT, and industrial equipment. Now, by applying these technologies to the world of sports, TDK aims to create new value by analyzing athletes’ motion data to enhance performance and drive product innovation.Over the past 40 years, TDK has had the privilege of meeting countless athletes through its involvement with World Athletics. By combining ASICS’s expertise in sports engineering with TDK’s sensor technology, it is committed to supporting athletes and advancing the transformation of sports. 

Comment from ASICS President & COO, Mitsuyuki Tominaga: 

TDK and ASICS are both Official Partners of the World Athletics, and we are delighted to be able to support the athletes who continue to challenge themselves, through this joint research. Since its founding, ASICS has been committed to helping athletes maximize their performance through fundamental research and technology, always guided by our founding philosophy - Anima Sana In Corpore Sano, A Sound Mind In A Sound Body. Under our Mid-Term Plan 2026, we are promoting mid to long term research focused on athletes to further strengthen innovation. This joint research with TDK is part of that effort, aiming to enhance research on athletes and digital technology, and to expand and accelerate our innovation framework through a broader global R&D network. We will continue conducting various research and testing based on feedback from athletes, developing products and services that truly meet their needs, and leveraging data to deliver even deeper support for athletes.