Toshiba’s presence at PCIM reflects its ongoing focus on power semiconductors and associated system solutions. The company has aligned its portfolio around key application areas and continues to invest in technologies that support evolving requirements in electrified transport, industrial power systems, renewable energy generation, and AI-driven data centre and future DC grid infrastructure.

At the event, Toshiba will highlight its latest technologies, including next-generation SiC MOSFET technology and modules delivering significant reductions in on-resistance and switching losses, enabling more efficient, compact high-frequency inverter systems. The company’s new 6500V/2000A Press Pack IEGT devices are designed for high-voltage systems. Key applications for these two products include railway traction, power grids, heavy industry, electric vehicles, and large-scale renewable energy and HVAC systems.

 Visitors to the booth will be able to explore a range of supporting technologies, including gate driver, isolation, and system protection reference designs for high-voltage applications, as well as complete inverter, motor control, and HVAC demonstration platforms. The company will also highlight its SiC and super-junction MOSFET-based power-supply solutions for AI servers, fast chargers, and telecom infrastructure.

In addition, Toshiba will provide insights into advanced packaging concepts, wafers, bare dies, and module mock-ups for automotive applications, alongside rapid prototyping solutions using software tools and MIKROE Click boards™. Automotive-ready BLDC/DC motor drivers and gate drivers, available with and without MCUs, will also be on display.

“Many of the systems our customers are developing are expected to operate reliably over long lifecycles,” said Matthias Diephaus, General Manager of Semiconductor Product Marketing, Toshiba Electronics Europe GmbH. “Our approach is to provide stable device platforms, clear product roadmaps, and the engineering support needed to implement them effectively. Ongoing investment in manufacturing and collaboration supports that objective.”

 In addition to its exhibition presence, Toshiba experts will contribute to the PCIM conference programme with several technical presentations

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