EVENT PREVIEW
MEETING PLACE FOR POWER ELECTRONICS EXPERTS The “PCIM
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ollowing a successful virtual 2020 edition, PCIM Europe is set to head back to the ‘real world’ for its next edition, which will take place from 4-6 May, 2021 in Nuremberg. It is a leading exhibition and conference for power electronics, intelligent motion, renewable energy, and energy management. PCIM Europe is the place where
representatives from the fields of research and industry come together, where trends and developments are presented to the public for the first time, and where the entire value chain is covered – all the way from components to intelligent systems.
Europe digital days 2020” enjoyed a successful premiere. The international exhibition and conference for power electronics took place for the first time in an online format. The main focus of the event was a virtual lecture programme with more than 300 conference and forum presentations. 4,506 participants used the interactive networking opportunities intensively. A total of 74 companies took part in the “PCIM Europe digital days” as exhibitors and showcased their company profiles, product innovations or job offers. Among them were industry giants such as Siemens, Infineon, Rohm Semiconductor,
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Mitsubishi Electric, Varta and Wolfspeed. “We are very pleased with the success of our “PCIM digital days”. However, the personal encounter remains important and cannot be replaced digitally. All the more reason for us to look forward to PCIM Europe next year in Nuremberg, however we are convinced that digital formats will continue to be a useful addition in the future,” says Petra Haarburger, Managing Director of Mesago Messe Frankfurt.
For more information visit
www.pcm.mesago.com
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