5 Exhibitors to Visit at electronica Munich 2026

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Plan your electronica 2026 floor time before you arrive

electronica Munich 2026 occupies Trade Fair Center Messe München from 10 to 13 November, drawing tens of thousands of engineers, procurement managers, and technology executives across dozens of halls. The show floor is large enough that an unplanned walk rarely surfaces the right conversations, and the four-day window fills quickly once meetings, keynotes, and travel logistics are factored in.

The five companies featured in this Shared Spotlight, Infineon Technologies, STMicroelectronics, Analog Devices, Rohde & Schwarz, and Phoenix Contact, collectively address the core buying jobs that bring hardware and systems professionals to electronica: sourcing semiconductors for automotive and IoT programs, evaluating precision analog and power management components, qualifying test instrumentation for 5G and EMC work, and specifying a complete DIN-rail component set for panel building or OEM machine design. Visiting all five in a single morning is achievable when the stops are sequenced by hall location.

Why these exhibitors

Five stops that cover the semiconductor and automation supply chain in one route

This set is not presented as an exhaustive or ranked selection from the show floor. It is a curated group of five companies whose product categories and buyer jobs are complementary enough to justify visiting in sequence. Infineon Technologies and STMicroelectronics both address hardware engineers and procurement leads sourcing power semiconductors, security microcontrollers, and automotive ICs, making back-to-back conversations efficient for comparing multi-family sourcing options. Analog Devices extends that conversation into precision analog front ends, high-speed data converters, and automotive-grade power management, with in-person evaluation hardware available. Rohde & Schwarz serves a distinct but related need for RF engineers and EMC compliance managers who need to assess calibrated test instrumentation for 5G, radar, and automotive qualification. Phoenix Contact rounds out the route for control panel builders and OEM machine designers who need connection technology, industrial power supplies, surge protection, and Ethernet switching from a supplier with an established India presence. Together the five stops address component sourcing, system integration, and compliance testing without requiring a buyer to cross the hall more than once.

How to use this Shared Spotlight

Read each exhibitor card before arriving Each card in this guide identifies the specific buyer profile that will get the most from a conversation at that stand. Confirm which stops match your sourcing priorities before you leave your hotel.
Anchor your morning in Hall C3 Infineon Technologies is located at C3.502. Use that confirmed position as your starting point and work outward. Exhibitors without a published booth number should be confirmed on the official electronica floor plan at electronica.de before the show opens.
Cross into Hall C4 for analog and test Analog Devices is confirmed at Hall C4, Booth 121. Plan the transition between C3 and C4 as a single walk rather than a return trip, grouping the semiconductor and instrumentation conversations on the same pass.
Use the exhibitor anchor links to brief your team Each section of this page has a direct anchor link. Share the relevant card with a colleague covering a different product category so parallel meetings can run without retracing steps.

Floor-planning tip Block a dedicated three-hour window on day one, ideally 09:00 to 12:00 before the lunch crowd peaks, to complete all five stops while stand staff are fresh and demo queues are short.

TL;DR

5 stops worth planning

Suggested floor route

Hall C3 to Hall C4, west to east

Starting at Infineon Technologies in Hall C3 and moving through STMicroelectronics before crossing into Hall C4 for Analog Devices, then looping to Rohde & Schwarz and Phoenix Contact, keeps the walk directional and avoids the doubling-back that costs 20 to 30 minutes on a dense show floor.

1Infineon TechnologiesPrioritize this stand if you are a hardware engineer or procurement lead sourcing power semiconductors, security-enabled microcontrollers, or automotive ICs and want to assess co-developed ecosystem integrations in a single conversation.Hall C3 · C3.502
2STMicroelectronicsPrioritize this stand if you are an embedded hardware engineer or procurement lead sourcing microcontrollers, MEMS sensors, or power semiconductors for automotive, industrial, or IoT programs where multi-family sourcing from one supplier reduces qualification overhead.
3ANALOG DEVICES (R)Prioritize this stand if you are a hardware or systems engineer sourcing precision analog front ends, high-speed data converters, or automotive-grade power management ICs and want to compare evaluation hardware in person before committing to a design.Hall C4 · Booth 121
4ROHDE & SCHWARZ INDIA PVT LTDPrioritize this stand if you are an RF engineer, EMC compliance manager, or electronics production manager sourcing calibrated test instrumentation for 5G, radar, automotive, or aerospace qualification work.
5PHOENIX CONTACT (INDIA) PVT. LTD.Prioritize this stand if you are a control panel builder or OEM machine designer sourcing a complete DIN-rail component set, from terminal blocks and power supplies through to surge arresters and Ethernet switches, from a single supplier with an established India presence.

Infineon Technologies

Semiconductors for automotive, industrial power, IoT security, and digital identity

BoothC3.502Hall C3

Read company profilePrioritize this stand if you are a hardware engineer or procurement lead sourcing power semiconductors, security-enabled microcontrollers, or automotive ICs and want to assess co-developed ecosystem integrations in a single conversation.Read more

About

Infineon Technologies is a global semiconductor manufacturer with a product portfolio spanning power semiconductors, microcontrollers, sensors, and security chips. The company serves customers across automotive electronics, industrial power conversion, consumer IoT, and digital identity markets.

Infineon's stand at electronica draws co-exhibitors onto its floor space, including security technology partners, which signals the breadth of ecosystem integrations buyers can explore in a single visit. The combined footprint across stands C3.501 and C3.502 reflects the scale of product lines on display.

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Infineon occupies a double stand in Hall C3 at electronica Munich 2026, covering stands C3.501 and C3.502. Given the company's product scope, visitors can expect representation across power management devices, automotive-grade microcontrollers, hardware security modules, and sensor solutions. Co-exhibitor WIBU-Systems is also present on the Infineon stand, making it a relevant stop for buyers evaluating hardware-bound software licensing and protection alongside semiconductor selection.

Power semiconductors for industrial and automotive conversionMicrocontrollers across automotive and embedded IoT segmentsHardware security and trusted platform modulesCo-exhibition with WIBU-Systems on software protection and licensing integrationCombined stand footprint at C3.501 and C3.502 in Hall C3Power SemiconductorsHardware SecurityAutomotive ICsIoT Microcontrollers

Why visit

Prioritize this stand if you are a hardware engineer or procurement lead sourcing power semiconductors, security-enabled microcontrollers, or automotive ICs and want to assess co-developed ecosystem integrations in a single conversation.

What to ask at the booth

Which power device families are being featured for EV drivetrain or onboard charging applications?
What microcontroller platforms are on display for functional-safety-rated designs?
How does the WIBU-Systems co-exhibition translate into an integrated hardware security reference design?
What qualification status do the featured automotive-grade components carry for current model-year programs?
Are there evaluation kits or reference boards available at the stand for immediate design-in work?

STMicroelectronics

Semiconductors spanning microcontrollers, power management, sensors, and wireless connectivity

Read company profilePrioritize this stand if you are an embedded hardware engineer or procurement lead sourcing microcontrollers, MEMS sensors, or power semiconductors for automotive, industrial, or IoT programs where multi-family sourcing from one supplier reduces qualification overhead.Read more

About

STMicroelectronics is a global semiconductor company serving customers across automotive, industrial, personal electronics, and communications infrastructure markets. The company designs and manufactures a broad portfolio that includes microcontrollers, microprocessors, power transistors, motor drivers, MEMS sensors, analog ICs, and wireless connectivity devices.

ST supplies components across the full signal chain, from sensing and processing through to power conversion and wireless transmission. This breadth means engineering teams working on embedded control, energy management, or IoT edge applications can source multiple complementary parts from a single vendor, which simplifies qualification and supply chain coordination.

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electronica draws procurement engineers and hardware designers evaluating components for production programs launching in the following one to two years. Visitors to the ST stand can expect to engage with product specialists across the company's core families, including STM32 microcontrollers, STeP power devices, and MEMS sensor platforms, categories that map directly to the automotive electrification, industrial automation, and connected-device themes central to electronica 2026.

STM32 microcontroller family spanning Cortex-M0 through Cortex-M33 and Cortex-A coresMEMS sensors for inertial measurement, environmental sensing, and optical applicationsPower management ICs and GaN or SiC-based power devices for energy-efficient designsWireless connectivity solutions covering Bluetooth Low Energy, Wi-Fi, and sub-GHz protocolsMotor control reference designs and evaluation boards for industrial and appliance applicationsMicrocontrollersMEMS SensorsPower DevicesWireless Connectivity

Why visit

Prioritize this stand if you are an embedded hardware engineer or procurement lead sourcing microcontrollers, MEMS sensors, or power semiconductors for automotive, industrial, or IoT programs where multi-family sourcing from one supplier reduces qualification overhead.

What to ask at the booth

Which STM32 variants are recommended for functional-safety-certified automotive or industrial designs?
What is the current lead time and supply commitment structure for high-volume microcontroller orders?
How does ST's SiC or GaN power device roadmap align with next-generation EV inverter requirements?
Which development kits or evaluation boards are available to accelerate motor control prototyping?
What reference designs exist for ultra-low-power BLE or sub-GHz sensor node applications?

ANALOG DEVICES (R)

Analog, mixed-signal, and digital signal processing semiconductors

Booth121Hall C4

Read company profilePrioritize this stand if you are a hardware or systems engineer sourcing precision analog front ends, high-speed data converters, or automotive-grade power management ICs and want to compare evaluation hardware in person before committing to a design.Read more

About

Analog Devices (ADI) is a global semiconductor company specializing in analog, mixed-signal, and digital signal processing integrated circuits. Its product portfolio spans data converters, amplifiers, power management ICs, RF and microwave components, and sensor interface solutions serving markets that include industrial automation, automotive, communications infrastructure, healthcare, and consumer electronics.

ADI's position in the signal chain, from sensing and conditioning through conversion and processing, makes it a reference supplier for engineers designing precision measurement systems, motor drives, battery management units, and high-speed data acquisition platforms. The breadth of that portfolio, combined with reference designs and evaluation hardware, is a practical draw for hardware teams that need to close a design quickly rather than source from multiple vendors.

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At electronica Munich 2026, Analog Devices occupies Hall C4, Booth 121, with a secondary presence at the adjacent stand 138. Given ADI's product scope, visitors to this hall can expect to find demonstration hardware covering signal chain design across industrial sensing, power conversion, and communications applications. Engineers working on precision analog front ends, high-speed data converters, or automotive-grade power management will find this a relevant stop in the C4 power and embedded systems cluster.

Data converter portfolio covering high-speed ADCs and DACs for instrumentation and communicationsPrecision amplifier and sensor interface ICs for industrial and medical measurementPower management solutions including battery management and DC-DC conversionRF and microwave components for communications infrastructureEvaluation hardware and reference designs available for hands-on assessmentMixed-signal ICsData convertersPower managementRF components

Why visit

Prioritize this stand if you are a hardware or systems engineer sourcing precision analog front ends, high-speed data converters, or automotive-grade power management ICs and want to compare evaluation hardware in person before committing to a design.

What to ask at the booth

Which evaluation boards or reference designs are available to take away or access immediately after the show?
What is the current lead-time situation for high-speed ADC and DAC product families?
How does ADI support automotive AEC-Q100 qualification for its power management ICs?
Are there application engineers on the stand who can review a specific signal chain design problem?
What software tools or simulation models are available for pre-layout signal integrity analysis?

ROHDE & SCHWARZ INDIA PVT LTD

Test and measurement, spectrum analyzers, oscilloscopes, signal generators, and EMC systems

Read company profilePrioritize this stand if you are an RF engineer, EMC compliance manager, or electronics production manager sourcing calibrated test instrumentation for 5G, radar, automotive, or aerospace qualification work.Read more

About

Rohde & Schwarz is a privately held German electronics group with its global headquarters in Munich, Germany. The company develops and manufactures test and measurement instruments, network analyzers, spectrum analyzers, oscilloscopes, signal generators, and EMC test systems, alongside professional broadcast and secure communications equipment. Rohde & Schwarz India Pvt Ltd represents the group's presence in the Indian subcontinent, serving customers across defence, telecommunications, automotive, aerospace, and electronics manufacturing sectors.

The broader Rohde & Schwarz group is recognized for supplying calibration-grade RF and microwave instrumentation used in conformance testing, research laboratories, and production-line verification. Its portfolio spans from entry-level benchtop instruments to high-frequency vector network analyzers operating into the millimeter-wave range, which positions it as a reference supplier for organizations qualifying 5G, radar, and satellite hardware.

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Electronica Munich draws the full spectrum of electronic components, systems, and test buyers, making it a natural venue for Rohde & Schwarz to present its test and measurement portfolio to engineers sourcing bench and production-floor instrumentation. Visitors can expect to encounter the company's RF, microwave, and EMC product lines in the context of current design and compliance challenges facing automotive electronics, wireless connectivity, and power conversion development teams.

Spectrum analyzers and signal analyzers for RF and microwave characterizationVector network analyzers covering microwave and millimeter-wave frequenciesOscilloscopes for high-speed digital and power electronics validationEMC test receivers and antenna systems for pre-compliance and full compliance testingSignal generators for radar, 5G NR, and satellite waveform simulationRF & MicrowaveEMC TestingOscilloscopes5G Test

Why visit

Prioritize this stand if you are an RF engineer, EMC compliance manager, or electronics production manager sourcing calibrated test instrumentation for 5G, radar, automotive, or aerospace qualification work.

What to ask at the booth

Which oscilloscope or spectrum analyzer models are being demonstrated here, and what frequency or bandwidth ranges do they cover?
How does your EMC pre-compliance workflow integrate with your full-compliance test receivers?
What support and calibration services does Rohde & Schwarz India offer for instruments deployed in Indian manufacturing or defence facilities?
Do you offer software-defined or upgradeable hardware paths as measurement requirements evolve, for example from sub-6 GHz to mmWave?
What financing or demo-loan programs are available for evaluation before capital purchase?

PHOENIX CONTACT (INDIA) PVT. LTD.

Components, systems and solutions for electrical engineering, electronics and automation — with a focus on connection technology, power supplies, surge protection and industrial networking.

Read company profilePrioritize this stand if you are a control panel builder or OEM machine designer sourcing a complete DIN-rail component set, from terminal blocks and power supplies through to surge arresters and Ethernet switches, from a single supplier with an established India presence.Read more

About

Phoenix Contact (India) Pvt. Ltd. is the Indian subsidiary of Phoenix Contact GmbH & Co. KG, a family-owned German electrical engineering group founded in 1923 and generating €3.3 billion in revenue in 2025 across a workforce of approximately 21,000 people worldwide. The India entity, incorporated in New Delhi in 1992, covers the same core portfolio: push-in connection technology, DIN-rail power supplies and UPS systems, surge protection devices, and industrial networking components including FL switches and I/O modules.

The parent group manufactures across nine countries and operates more than 50 sales subsidiaries globally. Phoenix Contact is credited as the inventor of the push-in connection, now a widely adopted standard in terminal block technology. Its product range spans the full control cabinet bill of materials, from field wiring connectors through to Profinet-capable Ethernet switches, making it relevant to panel builders, OEM machine builders, and automation engineers in a single stand visit.

The pivotal areas of activity in this context are electrification, networking, and automation. This means that all sectors consuming energy should be electrified to the greatest extent possible. — Frank Stührenberg, CEO, Phoenix Contact GmbH & Co. KG

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Phoenix Contact (India) Pvt. Ltd. does not appear as a separately listed exhibitor at electronica Munich 2026. The official directory entry covers the German parent, Phoenix Contact GmbH & Co. KG, presenting its portfolio under the themes of electrification, networking, and automation. Visitors whose work touches control cabinet components, industrial power, surge protection for EV charging or PV applications, or Ethernet-based machine networking will find the full product scope represented at the parent company stand.

Push-in connection terminal blocks and connectors, tool-free and suitable for high-vibration environmentsDIN-rail power supplies, redundancy modules, and UPS systems for control cabinet applicationsSurge protection devices covering AC, DC, EV charging, and photovoltaic systemsFL switches and Profinet/Ethernet-IP I/O modules for brownfield and greenfield machine networkingGlobal production network spanning nine countries with CE, UL, and regional certification supportConnection technologyIndustrial powerSurge protectionIndustrial networking

Why visit

Prioritize this stand if you are a control panel builder or OEM machine designer sourcing a complete DIN-rail component set, from terminal blocks and power supplies through to surge arresters and Ethernet switches, from a single supplier with an established India presence.

What to ask at the booth

What push-in connection products and accessories do you recommend for high-vibration machine applications?
Which power supply and UPS models provide the right redundancy and hold-up time for our control cabinets?
How do your surge protection devices integrate with EV charging and PV or DC applications?
What FL switch and I/O options do you offer for Profinet and Ethernet-IP in existing brownfield lines?
Can you share India delivery lead times and product certification coverage for UL, CE, and local standards?

Before you leave the hall

Confirm booth locations and request meetings in advance

Booth numbers for STMicroelectronics, Rohde & Schwarz, and Phoenix Contact were not confirmed at the time this guide was published. Verify all locations on the official electronica floor plan at electronica.de and use each company's exhibitor profile to request a scheduled meeting before the show opens. Walk-up conversations are possible, but pre-booked slots with the right technical contact save significant time on a four-day schedule.

TradeShowIntel publishes updated exhibitor intelligence and floor-route guides for electronica Munich 2026 as new information becomes available. Return to the event page for the latest booth confirmations, session schedules, and additional Shared Spotlight roundups covering other product categories at the show.

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Frequently asked questions

Planning this electronica - Munich 2026 route

When and where is electronica Munich 2026?

electronica Munich 2026 runs from 10 to 13 November 2026 at Trade Fair Center Messe München in Munich, Germany. The official show website is electronica.de.

Which halls should I prioritize for the exhibitors in this guide?

Hall C3 and Hall C4 are the two confirmed halls for this route. Infineon Technologies is at C3.502 and Analog Devices is at Hall C4, Booth 121. Booth locations for STMicroelectronics, Rohde & Schwarz, and Phoenix Contact should be confirmed on the official electronica floor plan before you arrive.

Who is this Shared Spotlight guide written for?

This guide is written for hardware engineers, embedded systems designers, RF and EMC compliance managers, electronics procurement leads, and OEM machine or panel designers who are attending electronica Munich 2026 and want a structured first-day route covering semiconductors, test instrumentation, and industrial automation components.

How do I reach the exhibitors featured in this guide before the show?

Each exhibitor card on this page includes a direct link to that company's TradeShowIntel profile, where contact details and meeting-request options are listed. Reaching out at least two weeks before the show opens gives you the best chance of securing a scheduled slot with a relevant technical or commercial contact.

Are these the only exhibitors worth visiting at electronica Munich 2026 for semiconductors and automation?

No. electronica Munich is one of the largest electronics trade fairs in the world and features hundreds of exhibitors across multiple product categories. The five companies in this Shared Spotlight represent paid placements and are presented as a useful starting route, not a complete or ranked list of every relevant exhibitor at the show.