April/May 2021

PCIM 2021 15 www.power-mag.com Issue 2 2021 Power Electronics Europe During the “PCIM Europe digital days” exhibitors and speakers can network and exchange views on product innovations and research findings with visitors and participants.. It is the world’s leading exhibition and conference for power electronics, intelligent motion, renewable energy, and energy management. Further on the agenda of the “PCIM Europe digital days” is an impulse presentation on “The Future of Work” as well as participant-driven “Jump-In Discussions” in which the audience can actively participate and shape the content of the session. Taking part in the digital exhibition area is free of charge for users. More than 250 conference presentations and seminars A major part of the conference is dedicated to key innovations in the field of power electronics in order to significantly increase the power density of components and systems. Moreover, focus is placed on Silicon Carbide (SiC) or Gallium Nitride (GaN) to achieve a technology breakthrough towards elevated operating temperature along with an extended lifetime of devices and smart digital controlled power conversion concepts for automotive and industry applications. “To meet these requirements experts will discuss achievements in power semiconductor devices based on WBG and Silicon materials, pioneering research on passive components and key technologies for elevated operating temperature future device packages as well as new converter designs with minimized parasitic components and smart digital control concepts”, underlines Professor Leo Lorenz, General Conference Director of the PCIM Europe. As some of the highlights, the following topics will be discussed: New materials for elevated operating temperatures with matched coefficient of PCIM Europe 2021 Again Goes Digitally Only PCIM Europe will be held from 3 – 7 May 2021, after a virtual event in 2020 due to the ongoing pandemic and its effects again digitally only this year. Due to the ongoing pandemic and its effects PCIM Europe again goes digitally only this year with its digital days