Engineering innovation for tomorrow

We help engineers turn ideas into reality. TE's innovative, efficient, and reliable connector products are proven in harsh environments and our customers are redefining the limits of performance through their use of these products. Our expertise in materials science research, advanced design capabilities and manufacturing enable us to meet any customer need. Whether we're developing technologies three or even four generations out, or responding to problems our customers are facing today, we're trying to overcome the world's most demanding connectivity challenges. 
TE Connectivity's products are an integral part of an increasingly interconnected world. We can detect and connect data, power and signals transmitted in various systems, we can transmit power and data in more efficient ways, and our technology can accurately respond to various challenges in the surrounding environment. In addition, we are working hard to realize our promise on the Internet of Things, explore the possibilities of various applications, and promote the connectivity capabilities of related devices, systems and services.
From Mars rovers to undersea communication networks, from electric vehicles to wearable fitness trackers, from smart home appliances to smart buildings, our connectors, sensors, antennas and other products can be found, and our products help create the future.
Our products can easily cope with the challenges of high temperature, vibration, pressure, miniaturization, lightweight and other extreme conditions.
TE products are built to perform in the harshest and harshest environments found in humans and nature. From factories at full capacity to the devastating pressures of the ocean depths, our products are at work in these harsh environments. The majority of our sales revenue comes from products designed for harsh environments. 

• Chapter 1：Engineering innovation for tomorrow (1 minutes and 9 seconds)

• Chapter 2：Sensors for drones (40 seconds)

• Chapter 3：Sensors for wind turbines (38 seconds)