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Farnell announces new distribution agreement with MCC

Farnell announces new distribution agreement with MCC

Farnell has announced that it has signed a global distribution agreement with Micro Commercial Components (MCC) that will enable it to deliver highly advanced, discrete semiconductor solutions to industries as diverse as automotive, industrial, consumer and computing.

MCC’s focus is on supreme quality and enhanced features for components such as diodes, MOSFETs, IGBTs, silicon carbide (SiC) products, protection devices, voltage regulators, transistors and power modules – all backed by a well-established global reputation for customer service.

Jose Lok, Global Product Category Director – Onboard Components, Farnell Global, said: “We are delighted to partner with MCC, a leading manufacturer known for its exceptional products and global support. MCC consistently delivers shorter lead times, and with its integrated device manufacturing model and diverse production facilities, the company’s ability to swiftly adapt to market demands while ensuring product consistency and availability is truly commendable.”


Ultimately, this partnership will provide Farnell developer customers with ready access to more than 10,000 MCC semiconductor components that can enhance their designs, including advanced automotive-grade components, which represent 25% of MCC’s extensive portfolio. All are backed by exceptional global support and the supply and quality assurance only an integrated device manufacturer can deliver.

Pamela Cheng, General Manager, MCC, said: “MCC is excited to join the Farnell family and the element14 community. Farnell is highly respected in the engineering industry, and we look forward to a successful partnership built on innovation and moving technology forward.”

MCC’s range can be ordered online from Farnell in EMEA, element14 in APAC and Newark in North America.

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