Engineering articles, application notes, and industry updates from the KEMET technical team.
An office buyer explains why Kemet capacitors—and the Kemet T491 series in particular—are the default choice for traceable procurement, and how searching 'how to calibrate an blood pressure machine' changed their approach to component quality.
Read ArticleAn office buyer explains why Kemet capacitors—and the Kemet T491 series in particular—are the default choice for traceable procurement, and how searching 'how to calibrate an blood pressure machine' changed their approach to component quality.
Continue reading →A quality compliance manager on why KEMET tantalum capacitors, Kemet diamond compound, a platinum blood pressure monitor, a G310 5G phone, and TV manufacturing all come down to one lesson: verify before you buy.
Continue reading →A practical FAQ about Kemet Corporation, Kemet Mexico, multimeter confusion, flip phone components, and the Kemet vs Crown Castle comparison—written from a quality inspector's perspective.
Continue reading →An emergency supply-chain specialist explains why Kemet authorized distributors and the Kemet cage code matter more than unit price when the clock is running—from transparent smartphone power design to HeartGuide-class wearables and the 'reset phone when locked' procurement trap.
Continue reading →After six years of tracking purchase orders, a procurement manager discovered that the lowest-priced Kemet distributor was actually the most expensive option. Here's the TCO breakdown and a practical formula for evaluating component distributors.
Continue reading →A procurement administrator's honest account of learning why authorized sourcing and Kemet T495 capacitors matter. Includes lessons about pricing, traceability, and why the cheapest quote isn't always the smartest buy.
Continue reading →A quality compliance manager's practical guide to choosing polymer tantalum capacitors for communication devices—covering Kemet T520 in flip phone (2660 Flip), cordless phone base station, and handset designs from a total-cost-of-ownership view.
Continue reading →A procurement manager's perspective on why unit price is the wrong first question for Kemet T520 capacitors, Kemet inductors, and other passives. Includes a blood pressure cuff example, a Duraforce Pro 2 mention, and the switches vs cisco category trap.
Continue reading →A practical checklist for verifying Kemet distributors and ordering Kemet electronics components. Includes what a multimeter can and can't do, plus common mistakes.
Continue reading →A procurement engineer's $800 mistake with Kemet CAGE codes, part-number confusion, and a simple verification checklist.
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