Rolls-Royce and TT Electronics have agreed a lifetime contract for the supply of Power Electronics at the heart of every engine.
London, UK 04 August 2026 - TT Electronics, a global provider of engineered technologies for performance-critical applications, today announced a significant development in its long-standing partnership with Rolls-Royce. Under the transformative multi-million pound agreement, TT Electronics’ Bedlington and Barnstaple facilities will supply, high-reliability power electronics solutions for all large civil aircraft engines over their operational lifetime.
As the technology that governs how each engine runs, TT Electronics' multi-chip power modules and precision magnetics are mission-critical components for the aircraft. Rob Relph, Executive Vice President, Power Division at TT Electronics, commented: "This agreement is a reflection of the trust we’ve built together in the UK over four decades and our shared ambition to advance technology and improve engine performance.”
The agreement with Rolls-Royce strengthens TT Electronics' status as a trusted, long-term design and manufacturing partner to the aerospace and defence sector, delivering high-reliability electronics and lifetime support on performance-critical programmes.
About TT Electronics
TT Electronics is a global, design-led provider of advanced electronics technologies for performance-critical applications in highly regulated markets. Specialising in power electronics and electronic manufacturing services across the full product lifecycle, TT draws on decades of aerospace and defence experience to engineer ruggedised power conversion, magnetics, microelectronics, cable and interconnect solutions for aviation, air mobility, land, naval and air-defence applications.
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