Engineering-led support will help customers explore solutions to complex aerospace and defence power requirements
Hall 4, Stand 4118, Farnborough International Airshow, 20–24 July 2026
London, UK – 14 July 2026 – TT Electronics, a global provider of engineered technologies for performance-critical applications, will bring its aerospace and defence engineering teams and power technology portfolio to Farnborough International Airshow from 20–24 July 2026.
Visitors to Hall 4, Stand 4118 can meet TT Electronics’ engineers to discuss design challenges including increasing requirements for power density and efficiency, reducing size and weight, improving thermal performance and maintaining reliable operation in demanding environments. TT Electronics will use the event to highlight how its engineering teams support projects from early-stage design through to manufacturing and system integration, with solutions ranging from off-the-shelf products and configurable platforms to customised designs.
Two products will take centre stage. Altitude DC, TT’s high-voltage DC-DC converter technology, is designed to deliver high power density for aerospace applications where space, weight and performance are critical. AX-Force, TT’s family of bidirectional and tridirectional power conversion solutions, supports power requirements in demanding aerospace and defence applications, from combat vehicle electrification, propulsion systems and other mission-critical applications.
The stand will also display VPX power solutions, custom Silicon Carbide power modules, planar and ALM magnetic components, cable assemblies, HMI control panels and complex PCB assemblies. Together, these technologies help engineers optimise size, weight and power, improve conversion efficiency, manage thermal performance and enhance long-term system reliability.
TT Electronics will be located in Hall 4, Stand 4118, where its engineering team will be available to discuss aerospace and defence power and electronics requirements.
TT Electronics engineers and manufactures electronic solutions that enable a safer, healthier and more sustainable world. Serving global OEMs in healthcare, aerospace, defence, automation and electrification sectors, products include power conversion solutions, sensors and optoelectronics, electromagnetics, passive components, cable harness and interconnect, and complex electronics assembly. TT Electronics employs over 3,000 people across 19 locations in the UK, North America, and Asia. www.ttelectronics.com.
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