CODICO @ electronica 2026
Design-In Solutions at the Highest Level
We are delighted that the world's leading trade fair for electronics is taking place again 20206. From November 10-13th, electronic components, systems and applications will take center stage at electronica 2026!
At the CODICO booth in Hall C3-558, you can experience innovative solutions, the latest technical developments, exciting demos from our leading suppliers, and top-level design-in consulting.
For free online vouchers (one-day-tickets) please send an email to:
marketing@codico.com
What to Expect at the CODICO Booth
As a leading design-in distributor of electronic components and solutions, CODICO will present the latest developments and innovations in the field of active components, passive components and connection technology.
- Innovative solutions: Experience the latest technologies from our suppliers that offer customized solutions for your requirements and get new inputs.
- Expertise: Meet our product experts and benefit from comprehensive advice and technical know-how.
- Networking opportunities: Take the opportunity to exchange ideas with industry experts
This Year’s Application Areas
Our this year’s application areas, which will be presented by our team: Displays, E-Mobility, Renewable Energy, Industrial Automation+Robotics, Power+Motion, Embedded AI, Industrial Edge AI.
E-Mobility
ISO 15118-20:2022 will become mandatory for newly installed and refurbished charging stations from January 1st, 2027, defining communication between electric vehicles and charging infrastructure for improved interoperability, safety and V2G applications.
CODICO supports these design requirements with proven PLC solutions such as the 8DEVICES‘ RED-BEET 2.0 and DROPBEATS‘ DB2605 System-on-Module with integrated software stack. The portfolio is complemented by PLC coupling transformers, flexible internal wiring and PCB connection solutions, as well as AC and DC fans for reliable thermal management. Christian Nick is your contact person around E-Mobility solutions.
Displays
Experience a new standard in industrial displays. Mini‑LED backlighting takes visual performance to a new level by offering thousands of independently dimmable zones, which deliver deep blacks, bright highlights, and strong contrast. When paired with high peak brightness and accurate colors, the screen stays sharp, vivid, and readable even outdoors or in bright rooms.
Mini‑LED also boosts efficiency. Compared with traditional backlights, it produces brighter images while using less power and distributes heat more evenly. This is a key advantage for embedded and industrial systems that must stay within strict power and thermal limits, and it supports longer life and higher reliability. Josef Khazma is available for consultations on Display solutions.
Industrial Automation
Flexible production, shorter cycle times and highly adaptable machine concepts are becoming increasingly important in modern industrial automation. Beckhoff’s XPlanar demonstrates how intelligent motion technology can transform product handling. Individually controlled movers travel contactlessly above planar mover tiles, allowing products to be positioned, transported and routed independently.
Advanced automation systems like this rely on a broad range of electronic technologies. Typical building blocks include BLDC and servo drives, current sensing, DC-link and filtering capacitors, power inductors and chokes, temperature sensors, power conversion, industrial communication and robust connectivity. Contact Matteo Nervo for further information.
Power & Motion
Precision motion control requires the seamless interaction of sensors, motor control and reliable power management. At electronica, CODICO demonstrates this interaction with a live system in which a table tennis ball moves in circular patterns on an inclined glass plate. Electrical and optical sensors continuously detect the ball’s position, while precise motor control adjusts the plate in real time to keep the ball from rolling over the edge.
The demonstration highlights the importance of fast, accurate feedback for demanding motion applications. Complementing the motion control solutions, CODICO presents intelligent power solutions from MPS, including eFuses, smart high-side switches and diagnostic controllers for the power supply and protection of modern drive systems. Talk to Thomas Merkel to explore Power & Motion solutions for your application.
Industrial Edge AI
Increasing efficiency and reducing cost in industrial environments is key to staying competitive in an automated world. The Qualcomm Dragonwing™ processor family is purpose built for industrial computing, edge AI, robotics and factory automation. All of these applications require industrial grade, long supply hardware and devices capable of processing complex multi-modal AI, workloads (including LLMs and LVMs) with high-resolution camera data from several feeds to act on real world events through real time control of actuators and sensors. Get in touch with Thomas Carmody and Felix Hellwig to discuss Industrial Edge AI applications.
Exhibited demos include: compact ruggedized edge AI HMI and PLC solutions powered by the Arduino Uno Q, mobile robotics and Edge AI using the Arduino Ventuno Q, PERSPEC-2, a versatile multi-camera vision automation system and energy management solutions leveraging Qualcomm Dragonwing platforms;
Technologies for the All Electric Society
The focus of electronica 2026 is “Empowering the All Electric Society”. The spotlight is on the transformation towards an electrified and more sustainable future, where energy is generated efficiently, distributed intelligently and utilized optimally.
Electronic components and intelligent systems form the foundation for applications such as e-mobility, industrial automation, renewable energy, connectivity and energy-efficient embedded systems. Together with our manufacturing partners, CODICO presents technologies and design-in solutions that actively support and accelerate this transition.
Your Contact Person
If you have any questions about electronica 2026 in Munich, please contact Birgit Punzet.