Client websites
These component sites are already in use. A buyer can find a part and leave an inquiry.
Senseiot
The site covers gas, CO₂, temperature, humidity, pressure, and image sensing. Pages are arranged as application scenarios plus specification pages. An engineer can move from a scenario to a part and its notes, then to an inquiry. The same site serves authorized distribution and solution selling.
Application matrixPart pagesMultiple languages
Slkor
The catalog is organized around power devices, diodes, transistors, power management, and sensors, with category navigation, product pages, and application notes. Buyers can find a device family. The site also carries news, columns, and the sales network.
Category navigationTechnical notesChinese and English
Lixin Chuangyuan
The site serves Hong Kong and Shenzhen spot stock and overseas purchasing. The path is part search, then the stock and inspection notes, then an inquiry. The public site highlights memory parts, a quote rhythm of about 24 hours, and lab inspection.
Part searchInquiryHong Kong and Shenzhen stock
MAYCHIP
Built around resistors, capacitors, inductors, and related parts. Buyers browse the category tree or search a part number, then use the inquiry and bill-of-materials tools. The storefront shows prices in US dollars.
Category treeBill of materialsUS dollar prices
KST
The site presents shortage sourcing, cost reduction, inspection, end-of-life handling, and PCBA. Search is the way international OEM and EMS buyers start an inquiry. The page order follows find, inspect, and deliver.
Shortage sourcingInspectionIndustrial and automotive
Restar
The site serves automotive and high-reliability distribution with part search, bill-of-materials matching, and inquiry. It describes global sourcing, shortage fulfillment, and inspection. The public site states about 500,000 parts and a 24-hour inquiry response.
Part searchBill matchingInquiry
How each site is organized
Open the home page and see where the part number, the application, or the inquiry sits. Senseiot moves from sensing scenarios such as gas, climate, and image into specification pages. Slkor moves through device families such as power devices, diodes, and transistors. Lixin Chuangyuan puts part search, spot-stock notes, and inquiry first, and the page states a quote rhythm of about 24 hours. MAYCHIP uses a catalog of resistors, capacitors, and inductors, plus part search and a bill of materials, with prices in US dollars. KST uses search for shortage sourcing, inspection, and end-of-life parts. Restar uses part search and bill matching for automotive electronics, and the page states about 500,000 parts and a 24-hour inquiry response.