Electronics DPP Examples

Reference Electronics Digital Product Passport documents covering smartphone, laptop, display and server

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Overview

This page points to the reference Electronics DPP documents published alongside the electronics vocabulary, rather than reproducing them here. The repo copies validate against the electronics JSON Schema and SHACL shapes and stay in lock-step with the ontology as it evolves.

Reference passport documents

The dpp-ready repo ships four end-to-end examples for the electronics module:

smartphone-product.jsonld — a serialised smartphone with repairability index, software-support window, EPREL energy class
laptop-product.jsonld — laptop with full component BOM
display-product.jsonld — monitor with DisplaySpecification
server-product.jsonld — server with WEEE6 small-IT category

EPCIS event examples sit under extensions/eu/electronics/epcis/: commissioning, ownership transfer, component replacement, software update, WEEE disposal.

What the vocabulary actually covers

A quick map of where the regulated data points land in the electronics vocabulary today:

Regulated topic	Vocabulary anchor
Device category	`electronics:DeviceCategory` (`Smartphone`, `Tablet`, `Laptop`, `Desktop`, `Server`, `Television`, `Display`, `Printer`, `Refrigerator`, `WashingMachine`, `Dishwasher`, `VacuumCleaner`, `SmallAppliance`, `NetworkEquipment`, `Wearable`, `DataStorage`)
French Repairability Index	`electronics:RepairabilityIndex` + `electronics:RepairCriterion` per axis (`Documentation`, `Disassembly`, …)
EU Right-to-Repair class	`electronics:EURepairabilityClass` (`RepairClassA`…`RepairClassE`)
Spare-parts policy	`electronics:SparePartsAvailability`, `electronics:SparePartsPricing`, `electronics:ReplacementDifficulty` (`UserReplaceable`, `ToolRequired`, `ProfessionalOnly`, `NotReplaceable`)
Software support window	`electronics:SoftwareSupport` with `electronics:firmwareVersion`, `electronics:osVersion`, `electronics:updateType`, `electronics:updateSource`
Energy class	`electronics:EnergyEfficiency`, `electronics:EnergyEfficiencyClass` (`EnergyClassA`–`EnergyClassG`), `electronics:eprelRegistrationNumber`, `electronics:annualEnergyConsumption`
Display specifics	`electronics:DisplaySpecification`, `electronics:displayTechnology`
Component BOM	`electronics:ComponentBOM`, `electronics:ComponentType` (BatteryComponent, CameraComponent, ConnectorComponent, CoolingSystemComponent, DisplayComponent, EnclosureComponent, KeyboardComponent, MemoryComponent, MicrophoneComponent, MotherboardComponent, PowerSupplyComponent, ProcessorComponent, SpeakerComponent, StorageComponent, TrackpadComponent), `electronics:componentPartNumber`
WEEE registration (Annex III, six categories)	`electronics:WEEECategory` with `WEEE1_TemperatureExchange`, `WEEE2_ScreensMonitors`, `WEEE3_Lamps`, `WEEE4_LargeEquipment`, `WEEE5_SmallEquipment`, `WEEE6_SmallIT`; `electronics:weeeRegistrationNumber`, `electronics:weeeRegistrationCountry`
RoHS / hazardous substances	`electronics:RoHSCompliance`, `electronics:rohsExemptions`, `electronics:iec62474DslVersion`

For the full ontology — every property with its domain, range, definition and regulatory citation — see the electronics vocabulary browser.

Next steps

Electronics implementation guide
Multi-component example — composite products with a separately-resolvable battery DPP, leather component (Textile + EUDR), etc.
DPP Resolution Flow