Eiyu Electronics Launches Pre-Assembled Module Product Line to Simplify Sourcing for Embedded Projects
Traditionally, developers had to source ICs, connectors, resistors, and passives separately to build basic functional modules. With Eiyu's new lineup, users can now purchase fully assembled, ready-to-use module products—including power modules, communication modules, and control boards—without having to piece them together manually.
'Many of our customers told us they spend excessive time finding and combining the right parts,' said Linda Li, Sales Director at Eiyu Electronics. 'This new product line eliminates that hassle and helps accelerate prototyping and production.'
The module series is now available for inquiry and order.
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