Engineering articles, application notes, and industry updates from the KEMET technical team.
Understand what a Kemet MLCC is, how the Kemet T495 differs, and why a failed HPE Platinum BP5450 repair convinced one engineer that guaranteed delivery is worth the premium.
Read ArticleUnderstand what a Kemet MLCC is, how the Kemet T495 differs, and why a failed HPE Platinum BP5450 repair convinced one engineer that guaranteed delivery is worth the premium.
Continue reading →A procurement coordinator's story about an emergency order for Kemet electrolytic capacitors for a 'clear phone' prototype, with lessons for anyone sourcing components for cordless phones, blood pressure monitors, or other deadline-driven products.
Continue reading →A procurement manager's story about choosing Kemet T491 tantalum capacitors for a blood pressure monitor, learning about total cost of ownership, and why finding the best multimeter for electronics matters.
Continue reading →Inside look from an authorized Kemet distributor: why the lowest-quote purchase almost always ends in hidden costs, emergency resupplies, and expensive lessons.
Continue reading →A procurement manager's inside look at buying Kemet T495 capacitors for a cordless phone project (model 3310). How Kemet Mexico's factory, authorized distributors, and total cost of ownership changed our sourcing decisions.
Continue reading →A procurement professional's comparison of Kemet relays and capacitors against generic alternatives—covering total cost of ownership, reliability, and supply chain certainty, with real examples from a 5G phone and medical device project.
Continue reading →An office administrator for a hardware company shares why switching to Kemet Electronics Corporation components—specifically the T491 series—cut failure rates from 4.2% to 0.1%, and why quality perception matters.
Continue reading →Searching for Kemet Inc., Kemet Dugue, or 'what is a connector'? This practical guide explains connector basics and the three sourcing scenarios for Kemet, Yageo, and passive components.
Continue reading →How a Kemet Electronics Corp relay failure nearly derailed a product launch, and why a Fluke 117 multimeter plus an expensive guaranteed delivery saved the day.
Continue reading →A procurement manager's honest take on when Kemet ceramic capacitors are worth the reliability premium and when they're overkill. Based on 6 years and $480K in annual component spend.
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