TDK at PCIM Europe 2026

At TDK, our passion is to empower our customers to design more efficient and effective industrial, green energy, and automotive systems, as well as AI data centers.

Join us at PCIM Europe 2026 in Nuremberg. Check out our groundbreaking solutions that enable industries to thrive while minimizing their environmental footprint. Experience how we’re shaping the future of sustainable technologies.

9-11

June, 2026

Nuremberg

Germany

Hall 9

Booth 350

The power in –— Automotive

TDK is leading the charge in the future of mobility. With our advanced passive components and sensor solutions, we empower our customers to drive innovation in EVs and software-defined vehicles, making them more efficient, smarter, and safer. Visit our booth to learn how our innovative automotive solutions redefine mobility and reduce environmental impact.

The power in –— Industrial and Green Energy

Society is accelerating its electrification, and TDK is at the forefront of addressing the most pressing challenges in energy efficiency and productivity. With our advanced passive components and innovative sensor solutions, we set the stage for our customers to create more efficient and powerful solutions for industrial and green energy applications. This is a win-win: they meet sustainability goals while delivering future-proof systems.

The power in –— AI Data Centers

Artificial intelligence is one of the hottest topics today, but it is also a very power-hungry technology. With our advanced passive components and sensor solutions, we enable our customers to build the electrical infrastructure for AI data centers. Visit our booth to learn how we contribute to solid-state transformers and 800-VDC distribution down to the point of load. Additionally, explore how we impact the thermal management of AI servers, paving the way for powerful and sustainable use of artificial intelligence.

Join David Olalla, Vice President Product Development Film Capacitors at TDK Electronics, for his presentation xEVCap Next Level: Capacitor Bank and Thermo-Mechanical Evaluation of a Powertrain Inverter.

This paper presents a validated thermo‑mechanical model of a traction inverter’s DC link using four xEVCap in parallel. The model is calibrated against a hardware demonstrator to predict internal hot spot temperatures and estimate the component’s lifetime. We furthermore assess a busbar design and fixation strategy. With the CLARA web tool’s Capacitor Banks module, users can explore the design‑spaces for 400/800 V inverters quickly without prototyping.

Where: E-Mobility & Energy Storage Stage, Hall 6, Booth 220 / When: June 10, 2026, 4:15 PM

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Join Anirban Roy, Senior Manager Field Application Engineering at TDK Electronics, for his presentation Technologies Powering the Shift to Solid-State Transformers: How TDK Technologies Enable the Transition.

The move to solid‑state transformers (SSTs) requires compact, high‑frequency power architectures and robust component solutions. This session describes how TDK component technologies support SST design at both the component and system levels.

Where: AI & Data Centers Stage, Hall 5, Booth 320 / When: June 11, 2026, 10:00 AM

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The power in EMC testing

We are currently in the final phase of constructing a much larger EMC lab in Regensburg, Germany. It will have more than twice the area of the existing one. The accredited site will span almost 1,700 square meters, 1,100 of which will be dedicated to laboratories and measuring stations. It will also include a showroom and a large customer area with meeting rooms. At PCIM, you can learn more about our EMC services.

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Meet TDK at PCIM Europe 2026 in Nuremberg!