PCIM Asia 2024

PCIM Asia, the premier exhibition for power electronics and its applications in intelligent motion, renewable energy, and energy management, will be held from August 28-30, 2024, at the Shenzhen World Exhibition & Convention Center. As the sister event to PCIM Europe, this exhibition has been a key player in the Chinese market since 2002, providing a dedicated platform for the power electronics industry.

Exhibition Highlights:

PCIM Asia showcases the latest advancements in power semiconductors, passive components, thermal management, new materials, sensors, and servo-technology. It also covers power quality, energy management, and much more. The event offers a comprehensive and focused presentation of products, making it a must-attend for industry professionals.

Key Products on Display:

• Power semiconductor components and modules
• Integrated circuits
• Passive components
• Magnetics and core materials
• Thermal management solutions
• Sensors and assemblies
• Subsystems and electrical drives
• Power converters
• Power quality and energy storage solutions
• Test and measurement equipment
• Software development tools
• Information and services

Target Audience:

The trade visitors of PCIM Asia include experts and decision-makers from management, product and system design, purchasing, and R&D departments. They use the exhibition as a key international meeting place to explore the latest product and service innovations in power electronics, seeking individual and specific solutions for practical challenges.

Industry Focus Areas:

• Consumer Electronics: Home appliances, inverters
• Industrial Electronics: Control and drive systems, e-automation
• E-mobility: Power drives, charging solutions, battery storage
• Renewable Energy Management: Wind energy, solar energy, energy storage, UPS, ESS
• Extra Power Appliances: Rail and traction systems, power transmission

Register now for PCIM Asia 2024 and connect with industry leaders, explore cutting-edge technologies, and enhance your business opportunities in the power electronics sector.