Since 1979, the PCIM Expo has been the leading international exhibition for the community of power electronics and its applications. With its multifaceted range of products, solutions, and innovations, it’s the highlight on the industry’s calendar ever year – not to mention the ideal opportunity to discover products and trends along the entire value chain and exchange ideas with experts from all over the world. This page provides the most important information about the event.
What to expect at the industry's key event
As an expert in power electronics, you play a decisive role in areas that will continue to be highly relevant for years – sustainability and decarbonization, for example. Corresponding solutions for the future need to be developed today. At the same time, power electronics must be designed to be ever more efficient and powerful and integrate into existing systems.
The PCIM Expo & Conference gathers international experts from industry and academia in one place every year to drive the required products, research, and developments along the entire value chain and keep up with the rapid pace of change.
Having been held in Nuremberg every year since 1979, the PCIM Expo remains the leading exhibition for power electronics, intelligent motion, renewable energy, and energy management. It brings together experts from all over the world who share a passion for power electronics and a vision of a sustainable future.
This center of expertise and exchange is what brings the PCIM Expo & Conference to life, forges new paths, and enables you to experience and actively shape power electronics up close.
Would you like to feel the energy and dynamism that arise when the community comes together at the PCIM Expo & Conference? Then sit back and take in some impressions of the 2024 event.
PCIM Europe 2024: Facts & figures at a glance
The reunion of the power electronics community at the PCIM Europe 2024 was a full success – this was not only shown by the unique feeling at the event on-site, but now also by the evaluation of the figures. More than 18,102 visitors informed themselves about product innovations and solutions of the industry at 637 exhibitors on a total area of 38,000 sqm. At the parallel conference, 952 participants expanded their expertise in power electronics within 472 presentations..
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Event profile
The PCIM Expo & Conference is the leading international exhibition and conference for power electronics and its applications. This is where experts from industry and academia meet, where new trends and developments are presented to the public for the very first time. In this way, the event mirrors the entire value chain – from components, drives control and packaging to the final intelligent system. To help you orient yourself, the topics are divided into 13 product groups.
To the product groupsVisitor profile
The international trade visitors are experts and decision makers mainly from research and development, technology, production and construction, purchasing, and the executive management. As a highly specialized exhibition, the PCIM Expo is distinguished by an intensive working atmosphere. Visitors attend the exhibition to gather newest information about trends and development, exchange information and experience, obtain a market overview and to establish and maintain business relations. Among others, the following client industries are represented:
- Electrical Engineering
- Industrial Electronics
- E-mobility
- Automation
- Automotive
- Energy and Energy Storage (Solar Energy, Wind Energy)
- Motor Control Drives
- Rail and Traction
- Power Supply
Visitor references
Numerous experts from well-known companies have attended events in recent years to find out about current topics and trends in power electronics and their applications, such as e.g.:
Automation
Ampron Technology
AST Angewandte System Technik
B&R Industrial Automation
Balluff
Baumer Electric
Baumueller Anlagen Systemtechnik
Baumüller Nürnberg
Beckhoff Automation
Belimo Automation
Bosch Rexroth
BV elektronik
Danieli Automation
Dr. Johannes Heidenhain
EMH Energie Messtechnik
Endress + Hauser
Festo
Gardner Denver Thomas
Hilpert electronics
Honeywell International
Huba Control
ifm diagnostic
Invertek Drives
Nvidia
KEB Automation
Kewell Technology
Keysight Technologies
KUKA Deutschland
Kollmorgen Europe
Kostal Industrie Elektrik
Lenze Operations
Panasonic Industry Europe
Piher Sensors & Controls
Pilz
Rehm Thermal Systems
Schiller Automation
Sensors and loT Industry
Senstech
Sigmatek
Stahlwerk Thüringen
Vitesco Technology
VOGT
Weg Drives & Controls
Yaskawa Europe
Rail and Traction
Autronic Steuer- und Regeltechnik
Alstom
BYD Finland
CAF Power & Automation
Caterpillar
Deutsche Bahn
Dinghan SMART Railway Technology
Kiepe Electric Schweiz
Rolls-Royce Power Systems
Richardson Electronics
Schalke Locomotives
Sécheron
Sncf Voyageurs
Stadler Deutschland
Starmans electronics
Stadler Rail Management
Toshiba Railway Europe
Wabtec France
Lighting
Ams-Osram
Tridonic
Vari-Lite
Computing Electronics
Giesecke+Devrient Currency Technology
Electrical Engineering
Primetals Technologies Germany
Schaltbau
Sepa Europe
Tetronic
Trumpf Huettinger
E-mobility
Audi
AVL Software and Functions
Brusa Elektronik (München)
Evomotiv
Hyundai Motor Company
Leopold Kostal
Mercedes-Benz
SEG Automotive Germany
Tesla
Valeo Siemens eAutomotive Germany
Wittenstein cyber motor
Automotive & Automobile Electronics
Audi
Accelera by Cummins
Aston Martin
Benteler International
BMW
Continental
Hirschvogel
Mercedes-Benz Group
Delta Electronics
Denso Automotive Deutschland
Dräxlmaier Group
Eberspächer Gruppe
Ferrari
HELLA
Hirschmann Car Communication
HKR Automotive
Hoerbiger Antriebstechnik
Jaguar Land Rover
LS Automotive Technologies
Magna Powertrain
MAN Truck & Bus
Marelli
Porsche Engineering Services
Renault
Schaeffler
Shibaura Electronics Europe
Marquardt
Thomas Magnete
Volkswagen
Volvo Car Corporation
Valeo
Vitesco Technologies Group
ZF Friedrichshafen
Industrial Electronics
Andreas Stihl
Analog Devices
Automatic-Systeme Dreher
B&R Industrial Automation
Carlo Gavazzi
Chroma A.T.E. Europe
Dycon Power Solutions
EA Elektro-Automatik
EWM
Grundfos Holding
Maruwa
Metallux
Miele
Schneider Electric
Unicore Communications
Wilo
Würth
Yaskawa Europe
Aviation and Aerospace
Advanced Space Power Equipment
AECE Group
AEVA
Airbus Defence and Space
Collins Aerospace
Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt
Diamond Aircraft Industries
GE Aerospace Advanced Technology
GKN Aerospace Sweden
Haufe
Teledyne
MTU Aero Engines
Rockwell Collins Deutschland
Tesat-Spacecom
Thales Avionics Electrical Systems
The Boeing Company
Volocopter
Medical Electronics
Fresenius Medical Care Deutschland
GE Healthcare
Miltenyi Biotec
Philips Medical Systems DMC
Quanta System
Resonant Link Europe
Robeauté
Schiller Medical
VEC Imaging
Vyaire Medical
Ziehm Imaging
Medical Technology
Geratherm Respiratory
Sigma
Zimmer MedizinSysteme
Motor Control Drives
ABB Drives
AMKmotion
AVL List
Baumüller Nürnberg
Breuer-Motoren
Bühler Motor
Caterpillar UK Engines
Dr. Fritz Faulhaber
ebm-papst Landshut
Hyundai Motor Company
KEB Automation
Obermeier
REFU Drive
Schaeffler Automotive Buehl
Schindler Aufzüge
SEW-Eurodrive
Sieb & Meyer
Stöber Antriebstechnik
Weg Automation Europe
Ziehl-Abegg
ZW Drive
Solar Energy
Azur Space Solar Power
BRC Solar
Fronius International
General Electric
KACO new energy
Kontron Solar
Meteocontrol
my-PV
SMA Solar Technology
SolarEdge
Sono Motors
Studer Innotec
Power Supply
AEG Power Solutions
Bachmann Elektronik
Dennec
German Power
MTM Power Meßtechnik Mellenbach
Schäfer Elektronik
Topsil Globalwafers
Communications
Deutsche Telekom
Ericsson
Fink & Fuchs
Huber + Suhner
Huawei Technologies
Nokia Bell Labs
SimCom Wireless
Wind Energy
Deutsche Windtechnik
Egrtech
Enercon
Gamesa Electric
KK Wind Solutions
Legnano Teknoelectric Company
Nordex Energy
Vitesco Technologies
Wattrogen
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