At electronica India 2026, visitors can explore a wide spectrum of next-gen components designed for high-power electrical architectures.
Riding high on an impressive global financial quarter, Littelfuse is bringing its latest electrical protection and power-control technologies to electronica India 2026. The company reported second-quarter 2026 net sales of US$738.8 million, a solid 20.4% increase year over year. Growth was led by a 52.5% surge in Industrial sales and a 21.1% jump in Electronics, alongside steady gains in Transportation (1.7%).
Against this backdrop of global momentum, Littelfuse is sharpening its focus on India’s booming infrastructure market, zeroing in on high-growth sectors like data centers, grid and utility modernization, and aerospace and defense.
Meeting India’s Evolving Infrastructure Demands
As modern electrical architectures grow more complex, Littelfuse is expanding its footprint across power control, sensing, switching, and circuit protection.
- Data Centers: Driven by exploding AI workloads and higher power densities, India’s data center market urgently needs advanced thermal management, efficient power distribution, and rock-solid system reliability. To handle higher rack and server power levels, the industry is swiftly shifting toward higher-current 48 VDC architectures—demanding compact protection solutions with high interrupting capabilities and automation-friendly builds.
- Grid & Renewable Energy: Heavy investments in grid modernization, renewable generation, and energy storage are making power networks larger and more distributed. Through its strategic acquisition of Basler Electric, Littelfuse has significantly strengthened its portfolio for grid infrastructure, power generation, and utilities.
- Local Engineering & Aerospace: Littelfuse anchors its local operations through comprehensive engineering, R&D, and manufacturing hubs in Noida and Kanpur. Notably, the Kanpur facility specializes in electrical wiring interconnection systems (EWIS) for aviation and defense, adhering strictly to AS9100D aerospace quality requirements.
What’s New on the Showfloor
At electronica India 2026, visitors can explore a wide spectrum of next-gen components designed for high-power electrical architectures:
- NANO²® SMD 708 Series Fuse built specifically for high-current 48 VDC AI data center protection.
- Ultra-Low Power Omnipolar TMR Switch Sensor.
- FlatSuppressX™ TP5.0SMD-FL and TP1KSMB-FL TVS Diodes tailored for 48 V automotive systems.
- TPSMD-FL TVS Diodes engineered for streamlined ISO 7637 load-dump protection.
- Advanced Basler Electric electrical control and protection technologies for utilities, power generation, and critical data center applications.
Catch these live demonstrations and speak directly with the team at Hall 3, Booth H3.G51 during the Bengaluru International Exhibition Centre event running from September 16–18, 2026.
Leadership Comments
“Across data centers and other mission-critical applications, the industry is moving toward higher power, higher voltage, and increasingly complex electrical architectures,” said Boris Golubovic, Vice President, Systems Engineering and New Technology Ventures, Littelfuse. “Our role is to help customers manage that transition safely, from emerging high-voltage DC data-center architectures to aviation, defense, and space systems where reliability is absolutely critical. That requires us to think beyond individual components and look at protection, power control, and system safety as part of the overall architecture.”
“India is developing rapidly across many of the areas where Littelfuse has built deep application and technology expertise,” said Gursharan Singh Bhatia, Country Head, Littelfuse. “Growth in data centers, grid infrastructure, energy storage, and advanced technology applications is creating more demanding requirements around safety, power density, efficiency, and reliability. Customers need the right technologies alongside local application engineering and technical support to address these challenges and accelerate development cycles.
“Over the next 12 to 24 months, our priority is to deepen engagement with Indian OEMs, system designers, and technology partners, strengthen application-engineering support, and expand localization where it improves customer responsiveness and supply-chain resilience. We want to engage earlier in the design cycle and bring the breadth of Littelfuse protection, sensing, switching, power-control, and semiconductor technologies to India’s next generation of electrical and electronic platforms,” added Bhatia.
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