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Kaynes to Build ₹4,995 Cr Electronics Manufacturing Unit in Tamil Nadu: Jobs, Growth, Stability

India is no longer just assembling devices — it’s building the backbone of electronics itself. In a major development for India’s electronics manufacturing sector, Kaynes Circuits India is set to invest ₹4,995 crore in a state-of-the-art component manufacturing plant in Thoothukudi, Tamil Nadu.   This facility will manufacture:   74-layer PCBs High-Density Interconnect (HDI) PCBs Flexible PCBs Camera module assemblies …

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Electronics Jobs in India Just Got Safer: US Keeps Tariff-Free Access

Starting August 1, the United States will continue to allow duty-free imports of smartphones, laptops, and servers from India, shielding them from the 25% reciprocal tariffs being applied to several other nations under the Section 232 national security investigation. This means that electronics exports from India to the US remain untouched — and that’s a huge vote of confidence in …

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1.3 Lakh Jobs: How PLI Is Reshaping India’s Electronics Industry

According to the Ministry of Electronics and IT, the Production Linked Incentive (PLI) Scheme for Large-Scale Electronics Manufacturing has created 1.3 lakh direct jobs till June 2025, driven primarily by mobile phone production. The scheme has attracted Rs 12,390 crore in investments, enabled Rs 8.44 lakh crore in total production, and turned India from a mobile importer to a net …

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Tech Transfer or Nothing: India’s New China Policy

India’s electronics manufacturing ambitions may soon hinge on a strategic middle ground: allowing Chinese investments through joint ventures (JVs) that bring not just capital, but also technology transfer. As the government aims to scale up local electronics production and deepen domestic value addition, officials from the Ministry of Electronics and IT (MeitY) have indicated support for Chinese collaboration—only if tied …

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Vishay’s Latest RGB LED Brings 70% More Brightness in a 22% Smaller Package

Vishay Intertechnology has introduced a new RGB LED—VLMRGB6122..—that delivers both precision color control and enhanced brightness, all in a compact, low-profile PLCC-6 package (3.5 mm x 2.8 mm x 1.4 mm). Unlike standard tricolor LEDs, this model comes with individual anode and cathode connections for each of the red, green, and blue chips. That means engineers can independently control each …

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Infineon XENSIV 3D Sensors Launched — A Must-Know for Electronics Engineers

What’s So Special About Measuring in 3D? Most sensors detect movement or position along a single direction. But Infineon’s new XENSIV™ 3D magnetic Hall-effect sensors can detect magnetic fields in three orthogonal directions — X, Y, and Z — all at once. That’s like giving your system a full spatial awareness upgrade.   Why does this matter? It lets designers …

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MIT’s New Low-Power 5G Chip

The Internet of Things is moving closer to 5G, but the journey hasn’t been easy—until now. Engineers at MIT have unveiled a new chip component that may finally crack the code on low-power, interference-resistant, 5G-ready IoT devices. Built for energy efficiency and mass connectivity, this breakthrough could reshape how we deploy connected devices across industries.   The 5G Promise Meets …

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India’s ₹8,000 Cr Push to Boost Electronics Components Manufacturing

The Ministry of Electronics and IT has received proposals worth ₹7,500–8,000 crore from nearly 100 Indian and international firms under the newly launched Electronics Components Manufacturing Scheme (ECMS). The scheme, announced in April, is part of India’s broader push to reduce import dependence, strengthen the supply chain, and support the growing domestic demand for electronics.   Beyond Final Products: Strengthening …

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Vishay Launches NTCAIMM66H Thermistor – The Smallest Part of Your EV That Makes the Biggest Difference

Why a Tiny Sensor from Vishay Could Be a Big Deal for EV Cooling and Charging   As electric vehicles (EVs) become more powerful, keeping them cool becomes more critical. That’s where tiny, clever sensors like Vishay’s new NTC immersion thermistor come in. Vishay Intertechnology has just introduced a compact temperature sensor that’s designed for the tight and tricky spaces …

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Renesas Launches Next-Gen GaN FETs for High-Efficiency AI, EV, and Power Systems

Renesas Electronics has just dropped a major update in the world of power semiconductors: three new 650V GaN FETs that promise to redefine energy efficiency and integration ease for multi-kilowatt applications—from AI data centers to EV charging stations. The devices—TP65H030G4PRS, TP65H030G4PWS, and TP65H030G4PQS—are part of Renesas’ new Gen IV Plus GaN lineup. Built on the SuperGaN® platform, acquired via Transphorm …

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