Digi-Key and Bourns celebrate 30-year partnership

Digi-Key Electronics

Wednesday, 26 May, 2021

Digi-Key and Bourns celebrate 30-year partnership

Digi-Key Electronics has announced it has been recognised by Bourns for 30 years of engagement in the companies’ fruitful business relationship.

Bourns targets product development at high-growth industries such as computers, telecommunications, automotive and portable electronics. Digi-Key supports the full portfolio offered by Bourns, from chip inductors to humidity sensors.

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