PCIM Europe 2022
| Nuremberg, Germany |
10 - 12 May 2022
pcim.mesago.com/nuernberg/en.html
The PCIM Europe is the world's leading exhibition and conference for power electronics, intelligent motion, renewable energy, and energy management.
This 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.
The PCIM Europe 2022 – in Nuremberg, digital or hybrid!
We are delighted that the power electronics community will come together live again in Nuremberg from 10 – 12 May 2022. But this is not all. This year, the PCIM Europe will be complemented by a digital offering. Exhibitors, visitors, attendees and speakers can also network, learn about the latest industry trends and expand their knowledge on the digital event platform as part of the hybrid event concept. The on-site event in Nuremberg is accompanied digitally beforehand, in parallel and afterwards. By linking the digital and analog worlds, we aim to create a holistic event experience that provides insight and exchange and offers all event participants around the world the chance to join the power electronics community.
9 May 2022
SABIC to debut at PCIM Europe 2022 40% thinner ELCRES™ HTV150A film for further adoption of high-heat SiC inverter technology for xEV
SABIC, a global leader in the chemical industry, will introduce at PCIM Europe 2022, in Hall 7, booth 142, a new, thinner gauge of its ELCRES™ HTV150A dielectric film which may be used for capacitors in the traction inverters, onboard chargers and electrical compressors of hybrid, plug-in hybrid and battery electric vehicles (xEV). The 3-micron (µm) film is 40 percent thinner than SABIC’s recently announced 5 µm film, enabling further volume and weight reductions and greater design flexibility through enhanced energy density for the capacitor. Like the 5 µm ELCRES HTV150A film, this exceptionally thin film maintains stable performance at high operating temperatures up to 150°C and addresses the critical performance gap experienced by traditional polypropylene (PP) films above 135°C. This new level of thermal performance helps customers to increase the adoption of SiC power modules with smaller package size due to the higher energy density, reducing weight while providing greater efficiency and performance desired for increased xEV adoption by consumers.