Participate in live discussions on GaN, Silicon Germanium, Automotive, Packaging and more; view on-demand video demos
Nijmegen, June 29 2020: Nexperia, the expert in essential semiconductors, today announced ‘Power Live’ a virtual conference on the 2nd and 3rd of July which will cover a wide range of subjects related to power electronics including GaN devices, Silicon Germanium (SiGe) rectifiers, automotive applications and packaging technology.
Participants will be able to engage with like-minded people in a series of live sessions across a number of topics and discuss common challenges and demands, for example:
l How GaN-based traction inverters will deliver a breakthrough in powertrain electrification.
l Discover CCPAK, Nexperia’s new surface mount package, and next generation high-voltage power GaN technology
l MOSFETs for use in high continuous current applications
l Silicon Germanium rectifiers: a discussion of the novel diode technology with enhanced safe operating area for high frequency converter applications.
Many more sessions will include live presentations – also from Nexperia’s valued partners Ricardo and Instagrid.
Commented Robby Ferdinandus, Global Head of Marketing at Nexperia: “Many live events such as PCIM have been cancelled, but at Nexperia we understand that discussion is the lifeblood of innovation. Therefore we decided to host our own event where attendees can discuss the major issues that are challenging our industry, and hear about Nexperia’s innovative solutions.”
The Power Live Event will also include on-demand demonstration videos given by Nexperia’s resident power experts. The full event schedule is released now; have a look and pre-register for free access.
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