PCIM - POWER ELECTRONICS
The perfect place for power electronics
A must for every serious industry professional PCIM has firmly established itself as a key industry event. Over five days it highlights the very latest in new power technologies and what is new in this field of electronics
From the 14-16 May the industry’s key international players will be meeting in Nuremberg. PCIM (Power Conversion Intelligent Motion) is Europe’s leading conference and exhibition for power electronics and its application from renewable energy and energy management to intelligent motion. From the latest developments in power semiconductors, passive components, products for thermal management, new materials, sensors as well as servo-technology and the wide area of power quality and energy-management - PCIM is able to provide a comprehensive, focused and compact presentation of products all under one roof. At this year’s exhibition topics include: Power Semiconductors; Passive Components; Magnetic-and Core Materials; Thermal Management; Sensors; ASICS; Micro-Controller Servo-Technology/ Actuators; DSPs; Microprocessors; Power Supplies; UPS Energy Storage and Distribution Systems; Energy Management Software and Test & Measurement Equipment. Running in parallel to the exhibition is the user-oriented conference on power electronics. This year the conference focuses on future issues, such as renewable energy, electro mobility and energy management. A comprehensive conference programme with numerous oral and poster sessions as well as seminars and tutorials, attendees will be able to obtain state-of-the-art application know-how across the broad spectrum of power electronics. Specialists from all over the world will report in first publications on their latest products and applications and will be available for technical discussions.
The PCIM Europe
Conference and exhibition has evolved over the years as a major technical platform for discussing new developments within the field of power electronics.
At this year’s event special focus is to be given to new areas of power electronics system development such as solar and wind power technologies, e-mobility and new advances in energy transmission. The drivers for these applications include advanced power semiconductor devices, new materials to improve device and system reliability and a host of new ideas on managing parasitic effects in the circuit set up. Presentations on power converter topologies and control techniques in intelligent motion systems form the backbone of the PCIM Europe conference this year. Conference highlights, according to the organisers, include special sessions on solar converters, wind energy technologies, e-mobility systems and Power GaN for highly efficient converters. From 14 – 16 May 2013, the industry's key international players will meet
in Nuremberg. So for up-to-the-minute information on the newest trends and developments as well as state of the art solutions for your most challenging problems set aside a few days to visit PCIM.
8 CIE Power Supplement May 2013
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