From 10th to 13th November 2026, Jauch will once again be exhibiting at electronica, the world’s leading electronics trade fair, in Munich. This year’s stand will focus on innovative application examples for four forward-looking sectors. These demonstrate how Jauch meets the diverse requirements of modern electronics with precise s Frequency Control Products and high-performance Battery solutions:
Measurement and Control Technology:
Precise measurement data and reliable control processes require stable time bases and a long-term power supply. Jauch presents solutions for building automation, industrial control systems, and environmental and process monitoring, where high-precision Quartz Crystals, Oscillators, and high-performance Battery systems ensure maximum reliability.
Smart Metering:
For smart electricity, gas, and water meters, Jauch presents Frequency Components with high stability and long-life Lithium Batteries. High-precision Quartz Crystals, TCXOs and Lithium Batteries enable reliable data acquisition and wireless communication over many years.
Access Control:
Modern access control systems require a secure power supply and precise clock signals for communication between readers, control units, and networks. Jauch presents components for electronic locks, access terminals and intelligent security systems that impress with their high reliability, low power consumption and long service life.
In addition to industry-specific application examples, Jauch is expanding its product portfolio to include high-performance RTC modules. The company will be showcasing its new ‘Real-Time Clock’ (RTC) solutions for the first time at electronica in November. These solutions offer developers a space-saving and energy-efficient solution for precise time and date management in a wide range of modern electronic systems.
Real-Time Clock Modules for Energy-Efficient Applications:
With the new Real-Time Clock (RTC) modules, Jauch is expanding its timing portfolio to include integrated solutions for the reliable provision of time and date information. The compact modules combine a Real-Time Clock and a Quartz Crystal in a single device, reducing development effort and supporting energy-optimised designs. With low power consumption, a backup function in the event of a power outage, and optional Digital Temperature Compensation (DTCXO), they are particularly well suited for smart meters, industrial IoT devices, data acquisition systems, and medical technology applications. Developers benefit from high time accuracy, long battery life and easy integration into existing systems.
Experience the new RTC modules and other product innovations first-hand at electronica 2026 in Munich. The Jauch team looks forward to welcoming you at Hall B6, Stand 201.
09/28/2026
