Jauch Trade Fairs Autumn 2018

Jauch Will “Leaf” You Smiling at Trade Shows this Fall

Three months, eight trade shows, six countries – that’s how you could summarize autumn 2018 at Jauch. From America, across Europe to Asia, the Jauch Group is represented at around 20 exhibitions every year; most taking place in spring and fall. “Trade fairs are an important part of our marketing and sales activities. The trade

The Battery – Where Would We Be Without It?

Can you still imagine living your day-to-day life without the mobile power supply that a battery provides? Our lives would be far less safe, accurate, and simple. Our phones would still be attached to a cord. The smartphones that allow us to make calls to anywhere would be inconceivable. We’d have to open the garage

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How Do We Keep Up-to-Date with the Technical Advancements of the World of Tomorrow?

electronica, the world’s leading trade fair for electronics, will get to the bottom of this question from 13th to 16th November 2018 in Munich, Germany. electronica is the place to go to see what components, systems or applications make new developments possible. As one of 3,000 exhibitors, Jauch Quartz GmbH from Villingen-Schwenningen will present their

Jauch's first headquarters in Villingen-Schwenningen 1954

From a Regional Sales Representative in the Black Forest to an International Specialist in Paris, Seattle, and Shenzhen – Jauch Moves the World

When he founded the company in 1954, Herbert Christian Jauch probably would not have thought it possible, employees of his company can now be found all over the world to provide rhythm, energy, frequency control and battery solutions.  In Paris, London, Seattle and many other cities around the world, everyone at Jauch has a passion

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Jauch Product Support Frequency Components

Quartz Crystals and Oscillators, as Vital as the Human Heart

What do the first Samsung cellphone, your smoke detector and the control unit of your car’s center console have in common? In each of them, a clock cycle is generated by a frequency control product. A part that is often missed and easy to overlook, since they are small and do not attract much attention.