【 Direct report from the exhibition on the spot】Tsino-Tek appeared at the PCIM Asia exhibition 2019

The International Exhibition of Power Components, Renewable Energy Management (PCIM Asia) 2019 was held from June 26 to June 28 at the Shanghai World Expo Exhibition and Convention Center. The exhibition brings together enterprises from Germany, Switzerland, China, the United States and Japan, well-known universities such as Tsinghua University and Zhejiang University, as well as world scholars in the power electronics industry.

Exhibition venue - Shanghai World Expo Exhibition and Convention Center

As an annual comprehensive exhibition, PCIM Asia provides a good communication platform for scholars and professionals from the power electronics industry, giving industry insiders the opportunity to appreciate the selected research and development results in the field of power electronics and systems.

PCIM Asia exhibition logo

Tsino-Tek (Beijing) Co., Ltd. and Tsinghua University booth

The company team demonstrates and explaines the products to the board members of the general assembly, Delta Electronics Ying Jianping (fourth from the left).

CEO Luo Zhiwen (first from left) introduces products to customers

As a manufacturer of core application components for high-end CNC machine tools, Tsino-Tek (Beijing)  Co., Ltd. closely follows customer’s needs and exhibited the company's newly developed high-speed electric spindle drivers and other products at the exhibition site. CEO Luo Zhiwen  explained the product features and advantages to many professional users and scholars demonstrate the excellent working performance of the product by connecting the drives with test equipment such as oscilloscopes  when driving high-speed electric spindles. The excellent performance of the products has been recognized and praised by many professionals, including Professor Leo Lorenz, the Chairman of the Conference, who also cordially invited the company to participate in the PCIM Europe exhibition held in Nuremberg, Germany in May 2020.

Group photo of participants in the PEMC Laboratory of the Department of Electrical Engineering of Tsinghua University